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Excerpt from Theron and Aspasio, or a Series of Dialogues and Letters, Upon the Most Important and Interesting Subjects, Vol. 2 of 3
Nature had funk the Lawn into a gentle Decline. On whofe ample Sides, were Oxen browzing, and Lambs fri?ting. The lufty Dioves lowed, as they pafied, and the thriv ing Flocks, bleated welcome Muhe in their Maiter's ear.-along the Midft of this ver dant Slope. Ian a fpacious and extenfive Walt. Which, coated with Ciavel, and fenced with Pallifadoes, looked like a plain Stripe of Brown, interfec'tin g a Carpet of the brightelt Green. At the Bottom, two handlome Calm/5, copi oufly ?ocked with Filh, floated to the Breeze. Whole Waters, beheld from eveiy Front Room in the Houfc, had a fine Eti'eét upon the Sight not without a refreihing In?uence on the imagination.-at the Extremity of one, flood a {tately (to/amide The Roof was elevated on Pillais of the Ion/c Oider and the Area ?abbed with Stones, neatly ranged in the Diamond l a 'hion. Several I'uci'c-chairs ac commodated the Anglc1 s Vi ith a Seat, while the hen ling Dome fupplied them with a Shade.
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