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Immortality. The prospect of future state Is
the secret comfort and refrcshment ofmy soul; Il
is that which makes nature look gay about me;
it doubles all nv pleasures, and supports me
under all my affections. 1 can look at disap-
pointments and misfortunes, pain and sickness,
and death itself, and, what is worse than death,
the loss Of those who are dearest to me, with in
difference, so long as keep in view the pleas
ures Of eternity, and the state Of being in which
there will be no fear or apprchensons pains or
sorrows, sickness or separation Why will any
man be so impertinen to tell me all this Is only
fancy and deIusion2 Is there any merit in being
the messenger Of i'll news? 1t is dream, let mo
enjoy ii, since it makes me both the happier and
the better man.