Excerpt from The Works of Mr. Thomas Otway, Vol. 2: Containing, Friendship in Fashion; The Soldier's Fortune; The Atheist, or the Second Part of the Soldier's Fortune Trouble fo impertinent as this is Confidering how remifs I have been in my Refpe 'ts to your Lordfhip. In thatl have not waited on you fo frequently as the Duty low: your Lordlhip, and my own Inclinations re quired; but the Circumfiances of my Con-3 dition, whofe daily Bufinefs muft be daily Bread, have not, nor will allow me that Happinefs. Be pleafed then my Lord, to accept this humble Dedication as an Infiance of his Gratitude, who in a high meafurc owes.
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