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She had the following Aſſiſtants or Uſhers to help her, and I will tell you how ſhe came by them. Mrs. Margery, you muſt know, was very humane and compaſſionate; and her Tenderneſs extended not only to all Mankind, but even to all Animals that were not noxious; as your's ought to do, if you would be happy here, and go to Heaven hereafter. Theſe are God Almighty's Creatures as well as we. He made both them and us; and for wiſe Purpoſes, beſt known to himſelf, placed them in this World to live among us; ſo that they are our fellow Tenants of the Globe. How then can People dare to torture and wantonly deſtroy God Almighty's Creatures. They as well as you are capable of feeling Pain, and of receiving Pleaſure, and how can you, who want to be made hap-

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