THE GENITIVE CASE AFTER THE VERB.

Sum requires a genitive case as often as it signifies possession, duty,

sign, or that which relates to any thing; as

Quod rapidam trahit Ætatem pecus est Melib[oe]i,

The cattle _wot_ drags the _Age_, fast coach, is Melib[oe]us's.

Alas! that such an Age should be banished by the Age of rail-roads!--

let us hear the

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