28. but generally with memory i. 28. not con
cordant with grandeur i. 377. Wit ch. 13. ii.

58.
Wonder) inftantaneous i. 143. Wonders and prodi
gies find ready credit with the vulgar i. 198. Won-
der i. 320. ftudied in Chinese gardens iii. 319.
Words) play of ii. 228. &c. jingle of ii. 231. what

are their best arrangement in a period ii. 251. A
conjunction or disjunction in the members of the
thought ought to be imitated in the expreffion ii.
260. 265. Words expreffing things connected
ought to be placed as near together as poffible ii.
307. &c. In what part of a sentence doth a word
make the greatest figure ii. 318. Words acquire a
139. The words

beauty from their meaning iii.

ought to accord with the fentiment iii. 188. A
word is often redoubled to add force to the expref-
fion iii. 201.

Writing) a fubje&t intended for amusement may be
highly ornamented ii. 9. A grand fubject appears
best in a plain drefs ii. 10.

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