Chap.

1    3|  the imagination, called it forth prematurely, is so unphilosophical,
2    3|     find men who will stand forth to assert the rights of
3    5|   the vain attempt to bring forth the fruit of experience,
4    5| Author of all good, to call forth and strengthen the faculties
5    6|    to fix impressions, call forth emotions, and associate
6    6|   their ingenuity is called forth to adjust their dress, '
7   12|   the heart, and first call forth all the youthful powers,
8   12|     heated fancy that burst forth, and the fine senses and
9   13|    art are naturally called forth? Great attention to decorum,