Sir Harry Vane.
SIr Harry Vane Junior having made Speech in the long-Parliament, abo••
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SIr Harry Vane Junior having made Speech in the long-Parliament, abo••
the beginning thereof; when he had done, Sir Arthur Hazelrig stept up and said, Well Gentlemen, if young Sir Harry Vane lives till he be old— and breaking off there abruptly, one said, Sir Arthur, and what then? then (said he) he will be old Sir Harry Vane.