. We can talk of Life and Death in cold Blood, and keep our Temper in a Discourse which turns upon every thing that is dear to us. Though our Zeal breaks out in the finest Tropes and Figures, it is not able to stir a Limb about us. I have heard it observed more than once by those who have seen
Italy
, that an untravelled
Englishman
cannot relish all the Beauties of
Italian
Pictures, because the Postures which are expressed in them are often such as are peculiar to that Country. One who has not seen an
Italian
in the Pulpit, will not know what to make of that noble Gesture in
Raphael's