sABINUs AND oLiNDA.
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In fair, rich, and fo,lfishing country, whose cliffs are washed by the German ocean, lived Sabinus, youlli formed by lla-

 ture to make Q. conquest wherever lie thought proper; 1; but the constaaey of his dispositioa kxed him only with 'Olindas~

 He was indeed superior ap her in fortune, bus that defect oa her aide was 50 amply supplied by her merit, tlsat none was thought more worthy fhis regard than she. He loved her, he was beloved by her 1; and in a siIort time, by joining hands publicly, they avowed the union of their hearts.---- But alas none, however Fortunate, howey- CT happy. are exempt from the sllafts oi en- ", and the maligBant effects of ungogern- able appetite. How unsafe 7. how detesi- able are they wli0 have this fafy for theif guide 1! How certainly will it lead ihen' from themselves. and plunge them into ef-

 rofs they would have shuddered at, even n appf fehension. Ariana, lady of many alli-

 able qualities, very nearly allied to Sabi-

 nus, and highly esteemed by him. imagln-

 ed herself sighted, and injuriously treated. since his marriage with Olinda. By in-

 cautiously sufGering this jealousy to cor

 rode in her breast. she began to give loose tb passion: she forgot those many visfues, lor wlIick she had been so long and justly

 apDIaudcd. Causeless suspicion and nsls-

 taken resentment betrayed her into all the