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... goeth all this other throng ? Under what colours doth it quarter it selfe ? It followeth of theirs , as of other weake and ill applied medicines , the humors , that it would have purged in us , it hath enflamed , exasperated , and ...
... goeth all this other throng ? Under what colours doth it quarter it selfe ? It followeth of theirs , as of other weake and ill applied medicines , the humors , that it would have purged in us , it hath enflamed , exasperated , and ...
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... goeth before , nor that which commeth after , is no appurtenance of death , we falsely ex- cuse our selves . And I find by experience , that it is rather the impatience of the imagination of death , that makes us impatient of the paine ...
... goeth before , nor that which commeth after , is no appurtenance of death , we falsely ex- cuse our selves . And I find by experience , that it is rather the impatience of the imagination of death , that makes us impatient of the paine ...
Page 311
... goeth abroad , except when she shall be drunken ; And further , that she may not goe out of the Citie by night , nor weare any jewels of gold , or precious stones about her , nor any gowne beset with gold - smiths worke , or imbroiderie ...
... goeth abroad , except when she shall be drunken ; And further , that she may not goe out of the Citie by night , nor weare any jewels of gold , or precious stones about her , nor any gowne beset with gold - smiths worke , or imbroiderie ...
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