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One having a Horse that was very har∣dy, and had but little stomack, though with himself he might easily by degree bring him to live without Hay or Oats and so substracted daily something fro•• his Meat, till at last the Horse died; an•• when afterwards he was carrying him o•• in a Cart to lay him in the Fields for th•• Crows, and his neighbours asked him how his Horse came to die? Why, thought, said he, to have made him live ••
nothing; and just as I brought him to it, he died.