IN PROSE,

By J. and A. L. A IKI N.

SI NON UNIUS, QUESO MISERERE DUORUM.

PROPERT.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR J. JOHNSON, IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD,

MDCCLXXIII.

On the Province of Comedy

2 The Hill of Science, a Vifion

3 On Romances, an Imitation

4 Seláma, an Imitation of Offian

59. X

79.
88.X

› Against Inconsistency in our Ex-

pectations

6 The Canal and the Brook, a Reverie

7 On Monaftic Institutions

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On the Pleafure derived from Ob-

jects of Terror; with Sir Ber-

trand, a Fragment

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117.

On the Heroic Poem of Gondibert 138.

An Enquiry into thofe Kinds of

Diftrefs which excite agreeable

Senfations; with a Tale

• 190. X

Shose with this mark X
written by Mr Barbauld.

were

ERRAT A.

Page 15. 1. ult. before nature read in.

Page 97. 1. 3. after Malmsbury for a comma put a full flop ; and after Savanarola for a full ftop put a femicolon.

Page 122. 1. 1. for introduce read introduced.

Page 130. 1. 17. for fall read fell.

Page 135. 1. 1. for babits read habit.

Page 139. 1. 11. for inconfiftency read inconftancy,

Page 141. 1. 8. for methods read method.

Page 153. 1. 11. for lead read led.

Page 168. 1. 8. for drawn read draw.

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ARIOUS are the methods which art and ingenuity have invented to exhibit a picture of human life and manners. These have differed from each other both in the mode of representation, and in the particular view of the subject which has been taken. B With