This Moral does not lye so square, as to bear any great Weight upon’t.
’Tis true, that our Fame and Memory shall out-live our Bodies; and that
in that sense a Man may be said to be Miserable after his Death; even
in a Pagan way of Understanding it, as well as with a Regard to the
Immortality of the Soul in a Christian Application. It holds forth to us
the Pertinacy of Ill Fortune, in Pursuing some People into their very
Graves: But they that are born to a Fatality of Endless Misfortunes, must
submit to go thorough with them.