ARGUMENT. The fubject propofed. Infcribed to the Countess of Hertford. The feafon is described as it affects the various parts of Nature, afcending from the lower to the higher; with digreffions arifing from the subject. Its influence on inanimate matter, on vegetables, on brute animals, and, laft, on man; concluding with a diffuafive from the wild and irregular paffion of love, opposed to that of a pure and happy kind. |