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lect. i.] history of art. 27
stranger, from whatever distance he might come :
■—but this is not the place for remarking the excel-
lence, or the utility, of the Arts : that we reserve for
a succeeding discourse : we conclude the present, by
ardently wishing, that as the Arts have, lately, been
highly honoured and encouraged; as they seem to have
acquired a permanent establishment, not only in a
public school, but likewise in public patronage :—>
may that patronage be long merited, and long conti-
nued ! may the Arts long flourish to the honour of the
British name, and be transmitted as one branch of
British excellence to the latest posterity !
LECTURE
stranger, from whatever distance he might come :
■—but this is not the place for remarking the excel-
lence, or the utility, of the Arts : that we reserve for
a succeeding discourse : we conclude the present, by
ardently wishing, that as the Arts have, lately, been
highly honoured and encouraged; as they seem to have
acquired a permanent establishment, not only in a
public school, but likewise in public patronage :—>
may that patronage be long merited, and long conti-
nued ! may the Arts long flourish to the honour of the
British name, and be transmitted as one branch of
British excellence to the latest posterity !
LECTURE