ร A 30 1 THE EEC E. Of the winding of wool. I wood ta lãe deece. ikiil in the afforting * véchaỳ, dui ng the Dutch. The ules of deiva władza pernicious to the fleece. a pasivat tavaf Creets. Wool lightest 1444 „centcnicacies of commonveva catching the wool of Engcave dhe X and directions in the wede od cvad of wet partures: yet Vivadoj vduupuiod in the drainage a ancient times not Countries exeemed for wool be- The tu) di dis and iciences in the max pacient times. Wool the wool of our island, peculiarly excellent, is the combing wool. Methods to prevent its exportation. Apology of the author for treating this fubject. Bishop Blaize the inventor of wool-combing. Of the dying of wool. Few dyes the natural product of England. Neceffity of trade for importing them. The advantages of trade, and its utility in the moral world; exemplified in the prosperity and ruin of the elder Tyre. NOW, of the fever'd lock, begin the song, With various numbers, through the simple theme To win attention: this, ye fhepherd fwains, This is a labour. Yet, O Wray, if thou Cease not with skilful hand to point her way, The lark-wing'd Mufe, above the graffy vale,. And hills, and woods, fhall, finging, foar aloft; And he, whom Learning, Wisdom, Candor, Grace, Who glows with all the virtues of his fire, Royston approve, and patronize the train. Through all the brute creation, none, as fheep, To lordly man fuch ample tribute pay. For him their udders yield nectareous streams: For him their downy veftures they refign; may For him they spread the feaft: ah! ne'er he And 1 THE FLEECE. BOOK II. = 34 ENT. INTRODUCTION. Recommendation of mercfices mals. Of the winding of wool. Charity of work in the feece: fkill in the afforting dr. parocilarly among the Dutch. The ufes of each fort. Severe winters pernicious to the fleece. Bretons to prevent their effects. Wool lightest #canon-falls: inconveniencies of commonfats. Valgar errors concerning the wool of Engand. Its mi excellencies; and directions in the dace. No good wool in cold or wet paftures: yet alpatures improveable; exemplified in the drainage of Bedford Lerd. Britain in ancient times not chened for wool. Countries effeemed for wool befure the Argonautic expedition. Of that expedition. and its confequences. Countri ei for wool. The barbarous ages: ties noted “ best of the nor worlu, exemplin in the property indi ruin of the ader Tyre. ▼OW, of the Ever i lock, begin the long N With various numbers, through the Ample theme To win attention. mis, ve hepherd Swains, For him they spread -* Glory in wan His blamele La And gluttons ever murder, when they kill.' All are not favage. Come, ye gentle swains, Guard too from moisture, and the fretting moth Allur'd * The country about Rofs, in Herefordshire. |