A VISIONARY.

Enough of this visionary union; in which much extravagance appears

without any fancy, and the judgment is shocked without anything to

refresh the imagination. It looks as if the author had dropped down from

the moon, without any knowledge of the general nature of this globe, of

the general nature of its inhabitants, without the least acquaintance

with the affairs of this country.

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