even fools will never expect it. No other inftitution can in its nature have fo good an effect as the theatre, under proper regulations; for no other will entertain enough to inftruct. The vivacity of the younger part of mankind require that the precepts of virtue should be cloathed in an agreeable drefs; they will then have the best effect that any method of instruction can be attended with, as they will not only form the understanding, but please the imagination, END of the THIRD VOLUME. NM |