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[[deletion]] to him. Let care be taken of it but in so so that we may throw it in [[unclear]] reason dignity I find require it. [[/deletion]] Seneca said, I am greater, & born to greater things, than to be a slave to my body: which body I do not look otherwise upon than as a ^ [[addition]] prison [[deletion]] burden [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] [[deletion]] prison [[/deletion]] a weight & punishment This flesh shall never force me to fear, [[deletion]] My [[unclear]] flesh never has fru [[/deletion]] nor to act a false part unworthy of a good man. I will never be [[deletion]] never to lie [[/deletion]] ^ in honor of this little body. To have a contempt for one's own body is certain liberty.
