tained in the following pages, which fhe hopes, like a nosegay composed of different flowers, will difpense their fragrance, and prove an agreeable compound! p. 100, 1. 21, for is also, read it also. p. 112, at the end of 1. 12, add to. p. 120, 1, 13, for decides, read deicides, D I A L O GUE I N Industry, Truth, and Sincerity: the pe- culiar advantages arifing from the practice DIALOGUE III. Page On Politeness, Civility, and Gratitude; their effential qualities enumerated; and the Practice of them frongly recom mended. 35 DIALOGUE IV. On Elocution and Geography; the great importance of reading with grace and propriety; and alfo a Definition of the different kinds of literary compofitions. The Rudiments of Geography explained; and illuftrated with a Copper Plate, con taining the necessary Inftructions. 59 DIALOGUE DIALOGUE V. Page On the Derivation of Words, and Geography. The Etymology of many words fully explained, and their feveral Derivations Spe cified. A Differtation on Geography continued; and the different States in Life metaphorically compared to the torrid, temperate, and frigid Zones. 77 DIALOGUE. VI. On History; its importance and ufe; divided into the claffes of Sacred, Prophane, Natural, and Biographical; the advantages of each manifefted, and the whole concluded with the Life of Romulus and Remus.. 99* DIALOGUE DIALOGUE. VII. Page On the Church-Service, and Nature of Parables; containing an Explanation of the inftitution of the Sabbath; the indifpenfable Duty of Divine Worship; in what it properly confifts, and the means pointed out, to perform it agreeable to the rules of right Reafon, and the exprefs commands of God. The original intent of Parables and Prophecies explained; the Parable of Nathan and David confidered; and moral inferences drawn from it, with immediate reference to young minds. 123 DIALOGUE |