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[[deletion]] Which if they [[/deletion]] But if they are to be blam'd, who are silent; what are those to be thought of, who join falsehood to [[deletion]] I [[/deletion]] what they say? Cai [[deletion]] a [[/deletion]] us Canicis a Roman Knight who was a pleasant ^ [[addition]] man [[/addition]] & learn'd enough, when he came to Syracuse for the sake of being at leisure, (as he was accustom'd to say), not for the sake of business, used often to say, that he should be very glad to by [[deletion]] e [[/deletion]] some small place, where he might invite his friends to, & at which he might amuse himself [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]]
