...his Fallacy, That Death does notbelong to us, and we ought not to b: concerned about it; for while we are, Death is not, and when Death is, we are not: For we may fee and think of Death at a diftance, and if Death be nothing to us, the Thoughts of Death,...

...they are fo happily freed from the miferies of this life ||." Again — ' Confider, brother Toby, — when we are, death is not, and when death is, we are not.'— So Burton translates a paflage in • This is an mkward member of the fcntence. t Thh approaches to...

...for he had abfolutely forgot my brother Bobby — 'tis terrible noway for confider, brother Toby, — when we are — death is not; — and when death is— we are not. My uncle Toby laid down his pipe to confider the propofition ; my father's elo.quence was loo rapid...

...had abfolutely forgot my brother Bobby — 'tis terrible no way — for confider, brother Toby, — when we are — death is not ; — and when death is — we are not. My uncle Toby laid down his pipe to confider the propofition ; my father's eloquence was too rapid...

...a ftrong efictt in the companion. U An at. of Mel. p. 216. Again — " Confider, brother Toby, — when we are, death is not, and when death is, we are not" — So Burton tianflales a paflage in Seneca: When we are, death is not ; but when death w, that we...

...reversed the arrange, tnent, which produces a strong effect in the comparison. t Anat. of Mel. p. ai6. when we are, death is not, and when death is, we are not." — So Burton translates a passage in Seneca : When we are, death, is not ; but when death is, then...

...web full, t-wift the faîne " торе again and again§." Agnin — ' Confider, brother Toby, ' — when we are, death is not, and ' when death is, we are not.1— So Button tranfiates a paflage in Seneca: Whcn ive are, death is not ; but iahen death is,...

...he had absolutely forgot my brother Bobby — 'tis terrible no way for consider, brother Toby, — when we are — death is not ;— and when death is— we are not. — My uncle Toby laid down his pipe, to consider the proposition ; my father's eloquence was too rapid...

...had abfolutcly forgot my brother Bobby ; — 'tis terrible no way, — fonconfider, brother Toby, — when we are, death is not ; — and •when death is, — we are not.— —My uncle Toby laid down his pipe to confider the propofition ; my fatlier's eloquence was too rapid...

...that they are so liappily freed from the miseries of this life.-\Again'—" Consider, brother Toby,— when we are, death is not, and when death is, we are not."—So Burton translates a passage in Seneca: When we are, death is not; but when death is, then...