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most rewarded, & where cowardice meets with the severest punishment.

As the objects of Men's desires are Various, we shall find great inequality with regard to their diffrerent passions, thus Caesar who courted peril in the field trembl'd in his Chariot for fear of being overturn'd, & is said to have constantly repeated three times certain Verses as a charm to prevent it; thus the D. of Marlborough cool & brave in action was allarm'd at the least unusual step of a Horse when he was taking the Air, we even see that the Man affraid of every danger will to defend his Wife or Children be sometimes rowz'd to the greatest intrepidity.

Thus much in general but if we would be more particular it Will be