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One sent for a Physician to come to his Cosin, whose eyes were very bad and after the Doctor had seen the Patient who was indeed in a very desperate con∣dition: Pray Sir, says the Gentleman, how doth my Cosin? The Doctor, who was always of a very debonaire humor and that by his facetious sayings could comfort the weakest Patient, replied, Sir, you need not doubt of your Cosin's health; he's well enough if he can see it.