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For notwithstanding it is natural for the spirit of man to fly upwards, yet what in one Case is natural, may be impossible in an other. A man may fly just as soon with a weight of Lead at his Feet, as with a Burden of Silver upon his Back. The lightest Birds commonly do fly the highest. And considering 'tis a Duty, for a man so to buy, as if he were never to possess; To deny his dear self, |
For notwithstanding it is natural for the Spirit of man to fly upward, yet what in one Case is natural, may be impossible in an other. A man may fly just as soon with a weight of Led At his Feet, as with a Burden of Silver upon his Back. The Lightest Birds commonly do fly the highest. And considering it's a Duty, for a man so to buy, as if he were never to possess; To deny his dear self, |
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