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general literature and science 563 two most precious things which men can enjoy anil which we are sure will follow us wherever we turn our steps Believe me the Providence of God has established such an order in the world that of all which belongs to us the least valuable parts can alone fall under the will of others IV -jTor Latin c1 amctcr Now Gebir breathed Another air another sky beheld Twilight broods here lulled by no nightingale Nor wakened by the shrill lark dewy-winged But glowing with one sullen sunless heat Beneath bis foot nor sprouted flower nor herb Nor chiipt grasshopper above his head Phlegethon formed fiery firmament Part were sulphureous clouds involving part Shining like solid ribs of molten bra's piautus CitiutmmuS 3h1bn al Translate explaining difficulties and allusions Ego de eorum verbis famigeratorum inscius Pro-1 castigatum innoxium Quod si exqturatur usque ab stirpe auctoritas Unde quidque aiulitum dicant nisi id appareat Fainigeratori res sit cutn damno et malo Hoc ita si fiat publico fiat bono Pauci siut faxim qui sciant quod nesciunt Occlusioremque habeant stultiluquentiam lb Abut hcrcle ille I' cquid audis Lysiteles Ego te volo Hie quoque hinc abiit Siasime restas solus quid ego nunc again Nisi uti sariinain constringam et clupeum ad dorsum ac- commodem Fulmentas iubeam suppingi soccis non sisti potest Video caculam militarem me futurum haud longius Ut aliquem ad regem in saginain erus se coniexit ineus ν ν