Here Dr. Warburton might have found a sentiment worthy of his

animadversion. I cannot without indignation find Shakespeare

saying, that _death is only sleep_, lengthening out his exhortation

by a sentence which in the friar is impious, in the reasoner

is foolish, and in the poet trite and vulgar.

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