Ah little understood! That soul refined, That ardent heart, that piercing mind, Those views etherial, which his purer eye Read in their native sky, Were deem’d but fancies vain, by souls of grosser mood. He lived to suffer, and to give A noble lesson how to live; On Glory’s bed, his latest sigh, Was breathed to teach us how to die!-- At this sentiment, so long associated with all his feelings, Sebastian’s imagination suddenly checked itself: troubled and confused doubts, as to so general an application of the sentiment (however just, when applied to him who acted from a strong impulse of conscience) succeeded to his more passionate regrets: in the midst of them, Ismael appeared. He came to say that his master was going to retire for the night, and waited his Christian guest. Sebastian arose, fixed a long look on the earth which covered the brave Englishman, and turned away. He never saw it again. END OF THE SECOND VOLUME. J. M‘CREERY, Printer, Black-Horse-Court, Fleet-Street, London. Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: Many minor punctuation errors have been corrected. first vist to Barbary=> first visit to Barbary {pg 17} you may not not hereafter call me a base=> you may not hereafter call me a base {pg 25} she unconsciouly weave=> she unconsciously weave {pg 28} scuccour for those=> succour for those {pg 37} journey in desart regions=> journey in desert regions {pg 51} from a side eminnence=> from a side eminence {pg 53} rendered him speechles=> rendered him speechless {pg 104} he was a Portugueze office=> he was a Portuguese office {pg 126} figure, exclaming in a=> figure, exclaiming in a {pg 136} aukward reckoning=> awkward reckoning {pg 144} have shared his thone=> have shared his throne {pg 164} fellow of an adverturous=> fellow of an adventurous {pg 197} when addressing the the object=> when addressing the object {pg 275}