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m0&O0lc vessel. True we uO uOt exaetty' permit them to come aboard the main vessel, but there accompany the principal ship, two most beautiful little barks, one upon her right, called the Heroine of Jerich0, and the other upon her lefs, named ths .Masow's daughter, fitted out specially for the ladies They are splendidiy sigged; their interiors sparkle with brilliant ie9eis from oriental fountains, where they were launched many interesting ladies are aboard of them; and most-of the treasures which the crew of the main vessel gather up upoa the voyage, are deposited in these barks for the benefit of ihe fair passen- gers When the sea is calm, and her bosom dimpled by tlie zephyr, the smaller vessels are permitted to play oG al full length ci their cabie-iows--,hey are even allowed to cruise cut to the litlDe islets that gem the waters, and gather flowers and fruits. but when

 2aTheg~ is tempest b he hoEria moon,

 And lightning in the cload''--

 When the frightfui old slerm-fesd begins Co howl from the dark cayerns Of the deep, they are hauled in, hugged close under the wings of the main vessel, and protected from all danger!

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