; upon which he tells her, that she appeared more charming and desirable than she
done before, even when their Loves were at the highest. The Poet afterwards describes them as reposing on a Summet of Mount
Ida
, which produced under them a Bed of Flowers, the Lotos, the Crocus, and the Hyacinth; and concludes his Description with their falling asleep.
Let the Reader compare this with the following Passage in
Milton
, which begins with
Adam's
Speech to