CHAPTER CLIX.—p. 237.

THE AUTHOR COMPARES HIMSELF AND THE DOCTOR TO CARDINAL WOLSEY AND KING

HENRY VIII. AND SUGGESTS SUNDRY SIMILES FOR THE STYLE OF HIS BOOK.

I doubt not but some will liken me to the Lover in a modern Comedy,

who was combing his peruke and setting his cravat before his mistress;

and being asked by her when he intended to begin his court? he

replied, he had been doing it all this while.

DRYDEN.

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