Chap.

 1    2| feelings has Milton's pleasing picture of paradisiacal happiness
 2    2|      not snarl. Abject as this picture appears, it is the portrait
 3    3|     This is not an overcharged picture; on the contrary, it is
 4    3|  myself by drawing a different picture.~ ~ Let fancy now present
 5    4|      the comparison, draws the picture of love, as it draws every
 6    4|        as it draws every other picture, with those glowing colours,
 7    7|       finishing touches to the picture.~ ~ * I have considered,
 8    9|     contemplating this artless picture, I have thought that a couple
 9   12|   coldly over a most exquisite picture, rest, sparkling with pleasure,
10   12|        be true. The fine ideal picture of an exalted imagination