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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Writing and Drawing Made Easy, Amusing and
+Instructive, by William Chinnery and T. Hutchinson
+
+This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
+almost no restrictions whatsoever.  You may copy it, give it away or
+re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included
+with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org
+
+
+Title: Writing and Drawing Made Easy, Amusing and Instructive
+       Containing The Whole Alphabet in all the Characters now
+       us'd, Both in Printing and Penmanship
+
+Author: William Chinnery
+        T. Hutchinson
+
+Illustrator: J. Hulett
+
+Release Date: February 1, 2014 [EBook #44815]
+
+Language: English
+
+Character set encoding: ASCII
+
+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WRITING AND DRAWING ***
+
+
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+Produced by Emmy and the Online Distributed Proofreading
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+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration:
+
+    _THE_
+    Compendious Emblematist;
+    _OR_
+    WRITING and DRAWING
+    made Easy,
+    _Amusing and Instructive_.
+    The Whole Engrav'd by the
+    BEST HANDS
+
+    W. Chinnery Sec.
+    _T Hutchinson_]
+
+
+
+
+    Writing and Drawing,
+    _made Easy_,
+    AMUSING and INSTRUCTIVE.
+
+    Containing
+
+    _The Whole Alphabet in all the Characters now us'd_
+    Both in Printing and Penmanship;
+    _Each illustrated by Emblematic Devices and Moral Copies,
+    Calculated for the Use of Schools, and_
+    Curiously Engrav'd, by the Best Hands.
+
+    _Let every Day some labour'd Line produce
+    Command of Hand is gain'd by constant use_
+
+    _LONDON._
+
+    Printed for and Sold by T. Bellamy, Bookseller at Kingston
+            upon Thames; as also
+    by most of the Book-sellers and Print-sellers in Town and Country.
+
+
+
+
+SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.
+
+
+    A.
+    MR. Thomas Allen
+
+    B.
+    The _Rev._ Mr. Thomas Bellamy
+    Charles Betke, _Esq._
+    Mr. R. Bryan
+    _Miss_ Emma Maria Brocas
+    Mr. ---- Brookes, _Surgeon_
+
+    C.
+    James Clark, _Esq._
+    Mr. James Comber
+    Mr. Robert Chambers
+    Mr. Benjamin Cole
+
+    D.
+    Mr. Charles Delafoss
+    Mr. Christopher Goddard
+    Mr. John Frederick Duill
+    Mr. ---- Dupuis
+
+    F.
+    Mr. Charles Fleaureau
+    Mr. ---- Fulling
+    Mr. ---- Faden
+
+    G.
+    Richard Garbrand, _Esq._
+    Mr. John Glover
+    Miss Jane Gore
+    Mr. Abraham Goodwin
+    Mr. ---- Garvaise, 4 Books
+    Mrs. ---- Girardot
+    Mrs. ---- Garvaise
+    Mrs. Judith Garvaise
+    Mrs. Elizabeth Garvaise
+
+    H.
+    Thomas Howlett, _Esq._
+    Mr. John Halford, 2 Books
+    Mr. Thomas Hill
+    Mr. John Hardinge
+    Mr. William Hamilton
+    Mr. Thomas Harrache
+    Mr. Thomas Hemming
+
+    I.
+    Thomas Jones, _Esq._
+
+    K.
+    John Kirrill, _Esq._
+    Mrs. ---- Knipe, 2 Books
+
+    L.
+    Mr. Thomas Lupton
+    Mr. Charles Laggatt
+    Mrs. ---- Lawrence
+    Mrs. Easter Lacam
+
+    M.
+    _Right Hon. Lady_ Betty Montague
+    _Lady_ ---- Musgrove
+    ---- Montague, _Esq._
+    Mr. Henry Morland
+    Mr. Charles M'Clarren
+    Mr. Samuel Mettayer
+    Mrs. Ann Mettayer
+    Mrs. ---- Montague
+
+    N.
+    James Norman, _Esq._
+    Mr. Edward North
+    Mrs. Anne Norman
+    Miss Anne Norman
+
+    P.
+
+    Mr. Francis Pitt
+    Mr. ---- Palmer
+    Mr. Hinckley Phipps
+
+    R.
+    Mr. William Rose
+
+    S.
+    John Stow, _Esq._
+    Mr. Robert Shepheard
+    Mr. Duncan Stewart
+    Mr. ---- Sabatier
+    Mr. James Soleirol
+    Mrs. Mary Stewart
+    Mrs. Anne Samson
+
+    T.
+    Mr. ---- Tomlinson
+
+    W.
+    Mrs. Grace White
+    Mrs. Elizabeth Walton
+    Miss Anne Warren
+
+
+
+
+PREFACE.
+
+
+THE Usefulness of Books calculated for the Improvement of young People
+in the Arts of _Writing_ and _Drawing_, are too evident to need being
+insisted upon.--We shall therefore only beg leave in a very concise
+Manner to point out the particular Merits of the Work we here offer the
+Public.
+
+FIRST, then, it is humbly proposed as an Assistant to School-Masters;
+for as the greatest Part of these our Moral Copies were first wrote by
+that able and experienced Penman, Mr. _William Chinnery_ Senior, and
+engraved from thence by an Artist very eminent in his Way; they will
+save such Masters the Trouble as well as Time of writing a Variety of
+Copies for their young Pupils with their own Hands.
+
+AGAIN, this little Book will undoubtedly be found of infinite Advantage
+to such Persons, as either cannot write at all, or but very
+indifferently, and have no Opportunity of being instructed by any able
+Master; for here they will find not only all the Characters made use of
+in Printing; but those, likewise, in all the Hands that are most useful,
+and most practised throughout _Great-Britain_ in the Way of Trade and
+Business.
+
+AND, that No One, who may be desirous of Improvement in the two
+important Branches above mentioned, may want that Aid or Assistance,
+which this Attempt is so well calculated to afford them, the Editor has
+set so low a Price upon it, that it will fall within the Compass of
+almost every one's Purchase:--And it must be acknowledged, by all who
+are Judges of the Expense of such a Number of Plates, and those,
+likewise, so well executed, that it is the very cheapest Book of the
+Kind that has ever hitherto been published.
+
+AS to our Ornamental, Emblematic Devices, which we have ventured to call
+our DRAWING-BOOK, and we hope with some Degree of Propriety, it has One
+Thing, if Nothing more, to recommend it; namely, that Not One Single
+Design ever appeared in public before; and we apprehend, that the Whole
+is exhibited in an accurate and workmanlike Manner:--Such, therefore, as
+it is, it is freely submitted to the Censure or Approbation of the
+Public, by
+
+_Their Most Obedient Servant_,
+
+[Illustration: Signature: Thos. Bellamy]
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ ANT.
+
+DILIGENCE, FRUGALITY.]
+
+
+The Ant.
+
+    Who can observe th' industrious Frugal Ant
+    And not provide in Time for future Want?
+
+Application.
+
+Industry is All in All.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ Butter-fly.
+
+VANITY and SELF-CONCEIT.]
+
+
+The Butter-fly
+
+    What is the gawdy Butter-fly?... At best
+    A worthless Caterpillar richly drest.
+
+Application.
+
+All is not Gold that glitters.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: THE Crocodile.
+
+DISSIMULATION INFIDELITY]
+
+
+The Crocodile.
+
+    As the false Crocodile bemoans his Prey;
+    So weeps the Heir on his Sire's dying Day.
+
+Application.
+
+There is no Foe like a False Friend.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The Dog.
+
+VIGILANCE and FIDELITY.]
+
+
+THE DOG.
+
+    The Dog that's true and watchful in his Kind,
+    With Love and Gratitude should fire our Mind.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+Adversity is the Touchstone of Friendship.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The Eagle.
+
+HONOUR and AMBITION.]
+
+
+THE EAGLE.
+
+    As Eagles, if well taught, ascend the Skies;
+    So Youth, by Dint of Education rise.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+Manners make the Man.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ Fox.
+
+HYPOCRISY and PROPHANESS.]
+
+
+THE FOX.
+
+    When the Fox preaches, 'tis the Geese he wants:
+    So Hypocrites for Gain turn formal Saints.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+There is no Guard against an Impostor
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ GRASS HOPPER.
+
+INDOLENCE and INACTIVITY.]
+
+
+THE Grass-hopper.
+
+    In Mirth the Grass-hopper spends all the Spring,
+    But is a giddy, thoughtless, lazy Thing.
+
+Application.
+
+Indolence is the Inlet to all Misfortunes.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE HEN_
+
+PARENTAL INDULGENCE.]
+
+
+_THE_ Hen.
+
+    The Hen and ev'ry Bird that flies at large,
+    Instructs each Female in a Parent's Charge.
+
+Application.
+
+No Nurse like the indulgent Mother.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ Jay.
+
+The PLAGUES of WEDLOCK.]
+
+
+_THE_ JAY
+
+    The Jay is for his noisy Nonsense priz'd,
+    But the loud female Tatler is despis'd.
+
+Application.
+
+No Torment like a wedded Shrew.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The KITE.
+
+TYRANNY and OPPRESSION.]
+
+
+_THE_ KITE.
+
+    As Kites without Remorse devour their Prey;
+    So Tyrants take their Subjects Lives away.
+
+Application.
+
+Might for the most part overcomes Right.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: THE _LAMB_
+
+RURAL PASTIME.]
+
+
+THE LAMB
+
+    The harmless Lamb that in the Meadow plays,
+    The Picture of true Innocence displays.
+
+Application
+
+Chearfulness is the constant Attendant on Innocence
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _The_ MERMAID
+
+The FATAL CHARMER.]
+
+
+THE MERMAID,
+
+    Sweet is the Mermaid's Voice and fair her Face,
+    But certain Death attends her Soft Embrace.
+
+Application
+
+Beauty without Virtue is a painted Sepulchre.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ Nightingale.
+
+The Charms of Solitude.]
+
+
+_THE_ Nightingale.
+
+    When Philomela warbles through the Grove,
+    All Nature Smiles, and the Whole World's in Love.
+
+APPLICATION
+
+The Charms of Music are irresistible
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _THE_ Ostrich.
+
+PARENTAL NEGLIGENCE.]
+
+
+_THE_ Ostrich.
+
+    The thoughtless Ostrich drops her Eggs, nor cares
+    Who tramples on, or who her Offspring rears.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+Hard-hearted Parents are worse than Infidels.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _The_ PELICAN.
+
+The true PATRIOT.]
+
+
+The PELICAN.
+
+    The tender Pelican well pleas'd, will bleed,
+    Whilst her Sick Young Ones on her Vitals feed.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+A good King is the Darling of his Subjects.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The QUAIL.
+
+DIVINE BENEFICENCE.]
+
+
+The QUAIL.
+
+    The Jews by Miracle were fed with Quails:
+    Who prays, and puts his Trust in Heav'n prevails.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+God's Providence is over all his Creatures.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The ROSE
+
+TRANSIENT ENJOYMENTS.]
+
+
+_THE_ ROSE.
+
+    The lovely Rose Strikes ev'ry Eye To-Day;
+    But e'er To-Morrow dawns her Charms decay.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+Beauty is a fair but fading Flower.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: A SHIP in a STORM
+
+CIVIL DISCORD.]
+
+
+A Ship in a Storm.
+
+    As Ships by Tempests driv'n on Rocks are tost,
+    So Kingdoms are by Civil Discords lost
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+Factions too often ruine the most potent States.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The TURTLE-DOVE.
+
+Connubial AFFECTION.]
+
+
+The TURTLE-DOVE.
+
+    In constant Friendship and connubial Love,
+    We learn our Duty from the Turtle Dove
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+A virtuous Wife is an inestimable Treasure
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The VULTUR.
+
+VIOLENCE and INJUSTICE.]
+
+
+The VULTUR
+
+    As greedy Vulturs prey upon the Heart,
+    So conscious Guilt creates incessant Smart.
+
+APPLICATION.
+
+Conscious Guilt is the Emphasis of Hell.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: The WAR HORSE.
+
+COURAGE and CONQUEST.]
+
+
+_THE_ War-Horse.
+
+    Fearless the War-horse, to the Battle flies,
+    And Hero-like, or vanquishes or dies.
+
+_APPLICATION._
+
+The Virtuous Man is always intrepid
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: XERXES.
+
+PRIDE and FOLLY.]
+
+
+XERXES.
+
+    Xerxes to shew his Folly and his pride,
+    To bind the Hellespont in Fetters try'd.
+
+Application.
+
+Pride was never made for Man.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: YOUTH.
+
+HARMLESS PASTIMES.]
+
+
+YOUTH.
+
+    As Lands, if unmanur'd, to Ruin run;
+    So Youth, if once misguided, are undone.
+
+Application.
+
+Ill Habits, once contracted, can seldom be remov'd.
+
+
+
+
+[Illustration: _A_ ZEALOT.
+
+PAPAL BARBARITY.]
+
+
+A ZEALOT.
+
+    Religion is a pure and Spotless Dame;
+    But Zeal, misguided, is a furious Flame.
+
+Application
+
+Bigotry is the Parent of Enthusiasm.
+
+
+       *       *       *       *       *
+
+Transcriber's Notes:
+
+Obvious missing periods were replaced.
+
+Subscriber's names, the unusual order of the names was retained. For
+example, "Goddard" coming before "Duill" and "Faden" coming after
+"Fulling."
+
+
+
+
+
+
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