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centuries been timber for shipbuilding. (P. L. 1. 293.) a ignment of Leviathan to the coast of Milton’s Norway is probably “About Zeinam they sufficiently explained by the following: saw many Whales very monstrous hard by thir Ships; whereof some by estimation sixty feet long; they roard hideously, it being then the time of thir eng end ring.” {Moscovia (5) 8. 508.) The description of the monster does not, however, depend on the accounts of sailors who had The source is Hak. 1. 311. become familiar with whales, but on such pa ages as Job 41; Hak. 3. 138; Ariosto, Orlando Furioso 6. 37-42; and Sylvester’s Dubartas, Weeks and Works, Day 5, line 110. Cf. P. L. 7. 412-16. ch212.xhtml n 227