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358 MEMOIRS 01? JOSEPH GRIMALDI.
poignant may perhaps teach more strongly than a hundred
homilies, that there are no afflictions •which time will not soften and fortitude overcome. Let those who smile at the deduction of so trite a moral from the biography of a clown, reflect, that the fewer the resources of a man's own mind, the greater his merit in rising superior to misfortune. Let them remember too, that in this case the light and life of a brilliant theatre were ex- changed in an instant for the gloom and sadness of a dull sick- room. |
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