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From Religio Medici and Other Writings, by Sir Thomas Browne

THERE IS

"There is, I thinke, no man that apprehends his own miseries less than my self, and no man that so neerely apprehends anothers.  I could lose an arme without a teare, and with few groans be quartered into pieces; yet can I weepe most seriously at a Play, and recieve with a true passion, the counterfeit griefes of those knowne and professed Imposters."

From The Second Part