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A Little after the Rebuilding of London, a Coun∣try man came up to see a friend who made a grie∣vous complaint of his own particular loss, as well as the loss of so brave a City: As to your own loss said he, I am sorry for it, but as to the loss of your City I know not what to say; for who would be grieved to have a brave new Suit instead of an old one.