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... Imagination . JORTIS imaginatio generat casum : ' A ' strong imagination begetteth chance , ' say learned clearks . I am one of those that feele a very great conflict and power of imagination . All men are shockt there- with , and some ...
... Imagination . JORTIS imaginatio generat casum : ' A ' strong imagination begetteth chance , ' say learned clearks . I am one of those that feele a very great conflict and power of imagination . All men are shockt there- with , and some ...
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... imagination . Wee sweat , we shake , we grow pale , and we blush at the motions of our imaginations ; and wallowing in our beds we feele our bodies agitated and turmoiled at their apprehensions , yea in such manner , as sometimes we are ...
... imagination . Wee sweat , we shake , we grow pale , and we blush at the motions of our imaginations ; and wallowing in our beds we feele our bodies agitated and turmoiled at their apprehensions , yea in such manner , as sometimes we are ...
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... imagination doth sometimes worke , not only against her owne body , but also against that of others . And even as one body ejecteth a disease to his neighbour , as doth evidently appeare by the plague , pox , or sore eies , that goe ...
... imagination doth sometimes worke , not only against her owne body , but also against that of others . And even as one body ejecteth a disease to his neighbour , as doth evidently appeare by the plague , pox , or sore eies , that goe ...
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