An Abridgment of Lectures on Rhetoric #270977

Of thofe minds, which have this elegant and liberal turn, the molt plcafing hopes may be entertained. On the contrary, entire infenfi bility to eloquence, poetry, or any of the fine arts, may juilly be confidered as a bad fymptom in youth; and fiippofes them inclined to low gratifications, or capable of being engaged only in the common purfuits of life.