E S S A Y Y .
IN WHICH THE SUBJECT OF EXPR ESSION IS FU R TH ER PROSECUTED.
The further we proceed in this inquiry, the subject becomes
more difficult, and presents innumerable delicacies; and in what
remains I shall not pretend to much regularity, but rather indulge
in some detached remarks, keeping, I hope, true to the observation
of nature, and as indifferent as possible to theory.
