LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAMELA, VOL. I PORTRAIT OF SAMUEL RICHARDSON Frontispiece From a painting by Highmore, engraved by Caroline Watson. "This picture has always been esteemed the best likeness of Mr. Richardson. He had a private plate engraved from it, and used to circulate impressions among his friends. The chair, in which he wrote most of his pieces, with an ink bottle in the elbow, is represented in the background."-From Correspondence of Samuel Richardson, edited by Mrs. Barbauld, 1804. THE PANTILES AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS Vignette Title THE COMPANY AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS WHEN RICHARDSON WAS From a drawing by Loggan the Dwarf, who has introduced "The drawings of Loggan are remembered by many of the fashionable world. His delineations of the characters who frequented Tunbridge Wells, Bath, and the Hot Wells, were always esteemed for their spirit and accuracy; they are now become very scarce. This drawing was carefully preserved by Mr. Richardson, who made the references in his handwriting, and was in the possession of Mrs. Anne Richardson at her death.". From Correspondence of Samuel Richardson, edited by Mrs. Barbauld, 1804. MR. RICHARDSON READING THE MANUSCRIPT OF SIR CHARLES From a sketch made at the time by Miss Highmore, after xvii xxxii wards Mrs. Duncombe. FACSIMILE OF A LETTER FROM DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON TO MR. xxxvi FACSIMILE OF A LETTER FROM MR. RICHARDSON TO MR. DUN- xxxix xl PORTRAIT OF LADY BRADSHAIGH FACSIMILE OF TITLE PAGE AND PREFACE, AS WRITTEN BY RICH- lvi 52 AND THERE SAT GOOD MRS. JERVIS AT WORK, MAKING A SHIFT SHE BAITED THE HOOK, AND I HELD IT, AND SOON HOOKED A 139 Engraved by Walker from a drawing by E. F. Burney. "THE CREATURE WAS SADLY FRIGHTENED, BUT WAS TAKING UP A BILLET TO KNOCK ME ON THE HEAD Engraved by Angus, from a drawing by E. F. Burney. "I TREMBLE TO RELATE IT! THE PRETENDED SHE CAME INTO BED BUT TREMBLED LIKE AN ASPEN-LEAF Engraved by Angus, from a drawing by E. F. Burney. "A GIPSY-LIKE BODY MADE UP TO US Engraved by J. Heath, A. R. A., from a drawing by E. F. 191 221 243 |