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46. A short Dialogue betwixt two ancient Philosophers,
laughing Democritus, and weeping Heraclitus.
Heraclitus.
Vaine, foolish man, why dost thou alwaies laugh?
Democritus.
Mans vanity, and foolish pride I scoffe,
Wherefore dost thou such a strange puling keepe?
Heraclitus.
For mans bad sinnes, sad miseries I weepe.
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