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The Departure of Ulyffes from Calypfo.

Fallas in a Council of the Gods complains of the Detention of Ulyffes in the land of Calypfo; whereupon Mercury is fent to command his removal. The feat of Calypfo defcribed. She confents with much difficulty, and Ulyffes builds a veffel with his own hands, on which he embarks. Neptune overtakes him with a terrible tempeft, in which he is shipwrecked, and in the laft danger of death; 'till Leucothea a Sea-Goddes affifts him, and after innumerable perils he gets afpore on Phæacia.

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