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Page 56
... passion , of a great and naturall impression : I perceive it well , albeit I have made no triall of it . To divert of late a young prince from it , I told him not , he was to offer the one side of his cheeke , to him , who had strooke ...
... passion , of a great and naturall impression : I perceive it well , albeit I have made no triall of it . To divert of late a young prince from it , I told him not , he was to offer the one side of his cheeke , to him , who had strooke ...
Page 115
... passion meerely corporeall . If no end be found in coveteousnesse , nor limit in ambition , assure your selfe there is nor end nor limit in letchery . It yet continueth after saciety : nor can any man prescribe it or end or constant ...
... passion meerely corporeall . If no end be found in coveteousnesse , nor limit in ambition , assure your selfe there is nor end nor limit in letchery . It yet continueth after saciety : nor can any man prescribe it or end or constant ...
Page 363
... passion , which inwardly gnawed and con- sumed me . They were deceived ; were my body directly by me , as is my ... passions and agitations of the mind , which I see in use . I resolve to runne no more it sufficeth me to goe - on faire ...
... passion , which inwardly gnawed and con- sumed me . They were deceived ; were my body directly by me , as is my ... passions and agitations of the mind , which I see in use . I resolve to runne no more it sufficeth me to goe - on faire ...
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