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A DISCOURSE, &c.

book iv. duced by the Orator) to those who slighted what they saw every day,because they every day saw them: Quasi novitas nos, magis quam mag-nitude rerum, debeat ad exquirendas causas excitare: As if Novelty onlyshould be of more force to engage our inquiry into the Causes of Things,than the Worth and Magnitude of the Things themselves.

THE END.