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Some idea Of the dslicacy and fweetnels Of Arabian
poetry may be formed from the following fpecimens,
feeGed from the elegant trannaons of profeor carr
sYLt, The one addfeGed certain young men
by WALoArA, daughter of the lal C4IiPh'Of corovn,
els celebrated Tor the beauty OF her peron, than
TO- the weetnes Of her poetry. The other was fatr-
callY pronounced, almoft extemPore in view Of the
Monks Of KbabBsf, by MAsHvD.