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154254 [sic] thing in their mistress; for which she must needs surpass all others in excellency: So do those that are afflicted, with their miseries. Yes we fancy to our selves vain additions, and lament not only our present, but future Calamities. And what is the reward of this too too inquisitive Genius of ours? No other, than as some Armies are frighted out of their Camp, by the dust that is raised afarr off: So we are often cast down, by the false shaddow of a future danger. Rh