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Chap. 27. these are humane things. For as labour in Society with others is more easy; so is also our grief.

Have drawn forth all my forces Lipsius; and you have had what I thought meet to say for constancy against Grief: which I wish may not onely be pleasant to you, but healthful, not only delight you, but (which is more) be helpful to you. This it will doubtless be if you admit it not only into your Ears, but into your Mind; and if you suffer not what you have heard to lye and wither as seed that is cast upon the surface of the Rh