operations, firm with bone, yet not weighty with flesh; they bend inwards or turn outwards, they rise upwards or stoop downwards, and they throw themselves into whatever direction we please. To these are annexed the _Hands_, and all terminated by the _Fingers_, which give a most graceful appearance, yet destined to almost incessant employ; though the extremities or the fingers are an assemblage of the finest fibres, most acutely sensible; for this reason our Almighty Maker has overlaid them with an horny substance called _Nails_, to preserve the tender part from dangerous impressions. Above all, is _the Head_, a majestic dome, designed for the residence of the Brain; ample to receive it, strong to uphold it, and firm to defend it. This stately Capital, is screened from heat, defended from cold, and at the same time much beautified by a copious growth of Hair, which no ways encumbers the wearer. This is the _outward_ Man, the noble work of the great God our Saviour, who became man for our sakes. It is equally as wonderful to notice the _Inside_ of this house; with the amazing arrangement of Fibres that unite the several Limbs of the Body, tough and strong. The small _Membranes_ appointed, enwrap the fleshy parts, to part some, and form a connection with the others. _Arteries_, some of which ascend to the Head, others spread themselves over the shoulders; some extend to the Arms, and others descend to the Feet. _Veins_, these are appointed to receive the blood from the arteries, and reconvey it to the heart. _Glands_, whose office it is to filtrate the passing fluid; an assemblage of _vessels_, complicated and intervolved with seeming confusion, but with perfect regularity. _Muscles_, wove in natures finest loom, seem composed of the slenderest fibres, yet indeed with incredible strength; these, with their tendons, constitute the instruments of motion; not like a sluggish beast, but quick as lightning. _Nerves_, surprisingly minute tubes, derived from the Brain, which gliding into the Muscles, set them on work, depress the power of sensation through the body, or returning upon any impression from without, give all needful intelligence to the soul. The _Skin_, like a curious surtout, exactly fitted, is superadded over the whole, formed of the most delicate net work. The _Pores_ are minute, and nervous fibres are multiplied even to a progeny.—The Veins beautifying the human structure, especially the most conspicuous parts of it; the pliant wrist and the taper arm, are adorned with them, they spread vermillion over the lips, and plant roses on the cheeks; while the eye, tinged with glossy jet, or sparkling with the blue of Heaven, is fixed in an orb of polished chrystal.