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He geledi tontes, hic moiFa parata Lycori,


Mic menus, hic toto tecum ca,snnerer fvo.


Virr. Eel. 10. v. Al
Come see what pleasures in our E'ains abound |;
The woods, tile fountains, and the flow'ry


ground;
Here | could live, and love, and die with only


YOU DRYDEN.


tIpa was one of the hundred and fifty daugh-
ters Of Zaph, one of the race Of Cohu, by whom
some of the learned think is meant Cain. She
was exceedingly beautiful; and when. she was
but girl of threescore and ten years Of age, re
ceivsd the addresses of several who made love to
her. Among those were two brothers, Harpath
and shalum Harpa,h being frst-born, was mas.
ter Of that fruitful region which lies at the foot OF
Mount Tirzah, in the southern parts Of China.
Shslum (Which is to say the planter, in the Chi
nese languagc) possessed all the neiehboring