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It ap- pears, however, that in 1699, Sir John's executors made a demand on the college of . 7000, which fum was fuppofed to include the money actually lent, the money pretended to be given, but fet down as a debt in Sir John's books, and the intereft on both. Lord Radnor, however, and Mr. Boulter, Sir John Cutler's exe- cutors, were prevaled on to accept . 2000 from the college, and actually remitted the other five. So that Sir John's promife, which he never performed, obtained him the ftatue, ...and the libe- rality of his executors has kept it in its place ever fmce. But the college wifely have obliterated the infcription, which, in the warmth of its gratitude, it had placed beneath the figure.
OMNIS CUTLERI CEDAT LABOR AMP HIT H EAT RO.
PORTRAITS. I N tne o 1 " 6 ^ room are feveral portraits of gentlemen of the faculty. Among them Sir Theodore May erne, a native of Geneva, phyfician to James and Charles I. The great Sydenham, to whom thoufands owe their lives, by his daring attempt (too long neg- lefted) of the cool regimen in the fmall-pox.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It ap- pears, however, that in 1699, Sir John's executors made a demand on the college of . 7000, which fum was fuppofed to include the money actually lent, the money pretended to be given, but fet down as a debt in Sir John's books, and the intereft on both. Lord Radnor, however, and Mr. Boulter, Sir John Cutler's exe- cutors, were prevaled on to accept . 2000 from the college, and actually remitted the other five. So that Sir John's promife, which he never performed, obtained him the ftatue, ...and the libe- rality of his executors has kept it in its place ever fmce. But the college wifely have obliterated the infcription, which, in the warmth of its gratitude, it had placed beneath the figure.
OMNIS CUTLERI CEDAT LABOR AMP HIT H EAT RO.
PORTRAITS. I N tne o 1 " 6 ^ room are feveral portraits of gentlemen of the faculty. Among them Sir Theodore May erne, a native of Geneva, phyfician to James and Charles I. The great Sydenham, to whom thoufands owe their lives, by his daring attempt (too long neg- lefted) of the cool regimen in the fmall-pox.
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