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But, belides the Impodibilliy of pro - ducing a Change by Addreflci of thii Nature, they who employ moch of th«ir Time upon fuch Accounts, inftead of getting, are fure to lofe in the End. When any Man ii fo trivolous and vexatious as to make nnreafonahle Com - plaints, and to harbour undue Repinings in his Heart, hit Peeviftiners will leiTcn the real Goods which he poffefles, and the Sitbrncfs of his Temper Ihorten that Allowance of Qnifort which he already thinks too fcaniy.

Fables of Aesop and Others 1788