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1 12| posthumous immortality, when thou art shaken by danger, when thou
2 12|       shaken by danger, when thou art consumed with fever, when
3 12|    consumed with fever, when thou art torn with pain, dost thou
4 12|         thy frailty? Poor wretch, art thou unwillingly convinced
5 20|         of any sort of faculty or art, as a citizen of worthy
6 23|     deceived by the perfection of art, is blinded by the glitter
7 32|           Thou errest, O man, and art deceived; for from where