...plenty at Billingsgate ; sarcasm and irony learned upon the water ; and the epiphonema, or exclamation, frequently from the Bear-garden, and as frequently from the " Hear him " of the House of Commons. Now, each man applying his whole time and genius upon his particular figure, would...

...remarkable, have each a strong Disposition to the Formation of some particular Trope or Figure. . . . Now each man applying his whole Time and Genius upon his particular Figure, would doubtless attain to Perfection; and when each became incorporated and sworn into the Society, ... a...

...would doubtless attain to Perfection; and when each became incorporated and sworn into the Society, ... a Poet or Orator would have no more to do, but to send to the particular Traders in each Kind .... I THEREFORE propose that there be contrived with all...