Boswell tells how--

'Speaking with a tone of animation Johnson said, "We must, to be sure,

see Rome, Naples, Florence, and Venice, and as much more as we can."'

_Ante_, iii. 19.

When the journey was put off by the sudden death of Mr. Thrale's son,

Boswell wrote:--

'I perceived that he had so warmly cherished the hope of enjoying

classical scenes, that he could not easily part with the scheme; for he

said, "I shall probably contrive to get to Italy some other way."' _Ib_.

p. 28.

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