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AN old griping Citizen dying, left a fair revenue to his son, who as profusely spent it, as his Father had carefully raked it together: One day growing angry with his Coachman for driving no faster, called to him, saying, drive faster, or I'le come out and kick you to the Devil; Sir said the Coachman, I protest, if you do, I'le there tell your Father, how extravagantly you now spend that Estate he left you.