HARVEY,

Invented the circulation of the blood; yet he composed his "Meditations

amongst the Tombs" with no other stimulus than a bottle of his own

sauce, during an excursion to Kensal Green. Ultimately, coming to

poverty, he took the situation of Hermit, at Vauxhall, and lived upon

pulse. His works are now only found at circulating libraries.

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