She's worth all flocks and nicely chisel'd gold, She's worth the palms of Dra and Chaouyya; All that the sea contains, my love is worth, The fields and cities from beyond Djebel Amour, as far as Ghardaya.

Drawer! DRA.

with a vengeance, Drawer! DRA.

what Drawer? DRA.

Was not Sir Richard Fauconbridge below? DRA.

Knows he that I am here? DRA.

Upon your honesty, knows not Sir Richard That I am here? DRA.

Who's that was with him? DRA.

Where is Sir Richard? DRA.

A pursuivant, and at the alderman's? What pig, or goose, or capon, have you kill'd Within your kitchen new? DRA.

Sirrah, you that were born to cry anon, What other copes-mates have you in the house? DRA.

Marry of God, did I, thou lying knave? DRA.

at my hands, paltry knave? DRA.

What, Jeffrey? DRA.

A plague upon your Jeffring; is your name Jeffrey? DRA.

Why, gentle Jeffrey, then stay you awhile, What can you say, if you come to your book? DRA.

what did my worship do? DRA.

O Lord. DRA.

[Aside. DRA.

And what of your box, sir? DRA.

Here was the village of Dra-el-Hammah, surrounded, like all the towns of the Jereed, with date-groves and gardens.

Leaving Dra-el-Hammah, after a hot march of five or six miles, we arrived at the top of a rising ground, at the base of which was situate the famous Toser, the head-quarters of the camp in the Jereed, and as far as it goes.

See the great green dra-gon-fly, And the swal-low skim-ming by.

"Silence, you!" says Gentleman Jan, who generally feels a mission to teach the rest of the quay good manners, "'Tis the gentleman's pleasure to settle who he'll dra' off, and not wer'n.

So trihedrons, tetrahedrons, pentahedrons, &c., though some say, these last may end in dra, which I think improper.