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Observations on the Scripture Language,		Pag. 129.
Milton compared with Homer and Virgil,		131.
4. General Rule in Composition, Order and Proportion,		133.
Rules of Order and Proportion,		134.
A Recapitulation,		138.
The Distribution of Ornaments thro' a Discourse,		139.
The Dependence of the Rules on one another,		141.
Of a Right Taste necessary to form a Style,		142.
To be improved by Reading the best Authors,		ibid.
A Taste of Poetry,		143.
What Taste in Writing is,		145.
Its Commendation,		148.
And Office,		109.
Of a vicious Taste, and false Oratory,		150.
The best English Authors proposed,		153.