...emulate, and we honour or love ; we deleft, we defpife, and we condemn, as fitobjecls are fucceffively held up to the mind: the affections are, as it were, drawn out into the field; they learn their exercife in a mock fight, and are trained for the fervice of wrue. Fails, as they are mod perfectly...

...ratiocination, and the precept becomes more forcible and striking as it is connected with example. Precept gains only the cold approbation of reason, and compels an assent which judgement frequently yields with reluctance, even when delay is impossible ; but by example the passions...

...allowing it. Some men give their nasty absent to propositions which they do not fully understand ; ' Precept gains only the cold approbation of reason, and compels an assent which judgement frequently yields with reluctance, even when delay is impossible. HAWKESWORTH. Some men give...

...Balurp Hall's Soliloquia. He ceased ; th' assembled warriors all assent, All but Atrides. Cumberland. Precept gains only the cold approbation of reason,...yields with reluctance, even when delay is impossible. Howkeneorth, The ROYAL ASSENT is the approbation given by the king in parliament, to a bill which has...

...office, worthily sustained ! WORDSWORTH. * Thanksgiving Ode.'] Exercise. " Precept gains only the cold of reason, and compels an assent which judgment frequently...yields with reluctance even when delay is impossible." " There is a censor of justice and manners, without whose no capital sentences are to be executed."...

...office, worthily sustained ! WOBDSWOBTH. ' Thanksgiving Odt.'l Exercise. " Precept gains only the cold of reason, and compels an assent which judgment frequently yields with reluctance eveu when delay is impossible." " There is a censor of justice and manners, without whose no capital...

...office, worthily sustained ! WORDSWORTH. ' Thonhegimng Ode.1 Exercise. " Precept gains only the cold of reason, and compels an assent which judgment frequently yields with reluctance even when delay is im> possible." " There is a censor of justice and manners, without whose no capital sentences are to...

...office, worthily sustained ! WORDSWORTH. ' Thanksgiving Ode.'] Exercise. " Precept gains only the cold of reason, and compels an assent which judgment frequently yields with reluctance even when delay is impossihle." " There is a censor of justice and manners, without whose no capital sentences are to...

...According to John Hawkesworth, 'precept becomes more forcible and striking as it is connected with example. Precept gains only the cold approbation of reason,...impossible: but by example the passions are roused ... the affections are drawn out into the field: they learn their exercise in a mock fight, and are...

...According to John Hawkesworth, "precept becomes more forcible and striking as it is connected with example. Precept gains only the cold approbation of reason,...impossible: but by example the passions are roused . . . the affections are drawn out into the field: they learn their exercise in a mock fight, and are...