It is painful to see Dodwell trying to a turkey.

To H. Dodwell LXIII.

TO H. DODWELL July, 1816.

See also the letters to Mr. and Mrs. Bruton, January 6, 1823, to Mrs. Collier, November 2, 1824, and to H. Dodwell, October 7, 1827, all in acknowledgment of pigs sent to Lamb probably from an impulse found in this essay.

Probably Henry Dodwell, to whom Lamb wrote the letters of July, 1816, from Calne, and that of October 7, 1827, thanking him for a gift of a sucking pig.

It was Dodwell who annoyed Lamb by reading The Times till twelve o'clock every morning.

Dodwell, Henry, 224, 419.

There lived Lloyd and Dodwell.

A curious account of Dodwell and 'the paradoxes after which he seemed to hunt' is given in Burnet, iv.

Winckelmann's History of Ancient Art; Müller's Ancient Art and its Remains; A.J. Guattani, Antiquités de la Grande Grèce; Mazois, Antiquités de Pompeii; Sir W. Gill, Pompeiana; Donaldson's Antiquities of Athens; Vitruvius, Stuart, Chandler, Clarke, Dodwell, Cleghorn, De Quincey, Fergusson, Schliemann,these are some of the innumerable authorities on Architecture among the ancients.

An interesting little book, Christianity not founded on Argument, couched in the form of a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford, by Henry Dodwell (Junior), appeared in 1741, and pointed out the dangers of such confidence in reason.

Dodwell exposes the absurdity of the Protestant position.

Democritus, 25 Descartes, 129, 131 Design, argument from, 181, 178 D’Holbach, 158 Diderot, 158 sq. Diocletian, Emperor, 45 Disestablishment, 104, 108 Dodwell, Henry, 147 Domitian, Emperor, 42 Double Truth, 68 sq., 134 Edelmann, 175 Epicureanism, 36 sqq., 84 Essays and Review, 204 sqq.

"Dissertation on Roast Pig" Dobell, Mr. Bertram Dodd, Dr. Dodwell, H., Lamb's letters to "Don Giovanni" "Douglas," by Home Dowden, Mrs. See Mrs. John Lamb.

The Carnation: its History, Properties, and Management, With a descriptive list of the best varieties in cultivation, By the late E.S. Dodwell.

Grabe had previously placed the date in A.D. 108, Dodwell as early as A.D. 97 (of.

Dinner over, it appeared that Winona would take Merle with her to call upon poor old Mrs. Dodwell, who had been bedridden for twenty years, but was so patient with it all.

He could in no manner have edified the afflicted Mrs. Dodwell, and the wink meant that he would go with his father for a walk over the hillsperhaps to the gypsy camp.

Frozen with horror, helpless in the fell clutch of circumstance, he sat inert and beheld himself guide the new bus over the sidewalk and through the neat white picket fence of the Dodwell place.

Then came a full-throated scream of terror from the menaced house, and there in the doorway, clad in a bed gown, but erect and defiant, was the person of long-bedridden Grandma Dodwell herself.

Grandma Dodwell screamed anew.

On his way he met old Mr. Dodwell, muffled about the throat, though the day was hot, walking feebly, planting a stout cane before him.

Old Sammy Dodwell happened to mention he'd seen you; said he hadn't noticed you before for most a month, he thought.

DODWELL, Henry, v. 437.

WILLIAM III, Dodwell, Henry, will not persecute, v. 437, n. 3; Irish, not the lawful sovereign of the, ii. 255; Johnson's Dictionary, in, i. 295, n. 1; resplendent qualities, his, ii. 341, n. 4; Revolution Society, commemorated by the, iv. 40, n. 4; Shebbeare, satirised by, ii. 112, n. 3; iii. 15, n. 3; torture in Scotland, legal in his reign, i. 467, n. 1; 'worthless scoundrel,' ii.