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because he gave to publick charities, --he [[addition]] specally [[/addition]] was the friend of the unfortunate, because on proper but secret security he would lend pecuniary assistance to the speculations of avarice, --or to the spendthrift. H was called religious, for he never neglected public worship, --& if his Prayers were not heard by the divinity, they were at least heard by all around him-- he had lived too long, he had outlived the two great comforters of Man [[underline]] Hope [[/underline]] & [[underline]] Peace [[/underline]] --alas, shall I not do the same?
