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those　violent　passions　which　makes　the　mind　all　turbulence　and

anxiety；　I　had　had　a　lover　whom　I　esteemed　and　valued；　and　at　the

latter　part　of　my　life　I　was　raised　to　a　station　as　high　as　the

vainest　woman　could　wish。　　But　in　all　these　various　changes　I

never　enjoyed　any　real　satisfaction；　unless　in　the　little　time　I

lived　retired　in　the　country　free　from　all　noise　and　hurry；　and

while　I　was　conscious　I　was　the　object　of　the　love　and　esteem　of

a　man　of　sense　and　honor。〃



On　the　conclusion　of　this　history　Minos　paused　for　a　small　time；

and　then　ordered　the　gate　to　be　thrown　open　for　Anna　Boleyn's

admittance　on　the　consideration　that　whoever　had　suffered　being

the　queen　for　four　years；　and　been　sensible　during　all　that　time

of　the　real　misery　which　attends　that　exalted　station；　ought　to

be　forgiven　whatever　she　had　done　to　obtain　it。＇11＇



＇11＇　Here　ends　this　curious　manuscript；　the　rest　being　destroyed　

in　rolling　up　pens；　tobacco；　&c。　　It　is　to　be　hoped　heedless　people

will　henceforth　be　more　cautious　what　they　burn；　or　use　to　other

vile　purposes；　especially　when　they　consider　the　fate　　which　had

likely　to　have　befallen　the　divine　Milton；　and　that　the　works

of　Homer　were　probably　discovered　in　some　chandlers　shop　in　Greece。











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