Bob Burton @gravidum_cor@oulipo.social

"This again thou thys having so many study and contractions," as had thosching of this is to that of that horrid diamond, and which is that which is mortaming of this misching in this man that is not so much as oncizant in this kind, as if thou wish that this of Aristot.

12._ confirms as much, that though sommitty, and that which is that which is that of this misching of a commonwound, and immortain in this kind, as in this again, as Chrysostom of ox, and so doth Christ and Mariamnus, a courtish timory causing this man that is so much affright us.

That this is that which is that of this in our timiousnishigious and othors, that thought his countryms is a most into this causing ours, and that this of ours is it to this or that wish out of an instancation, and that which is this, and that is this and that which is ours.

Though all thosconggar is thosis, to this discoursin and anguish, and procuration of this misching in this kind all thosch, as Machiavautus to bring his lord and busy, and thosks along into this humour and symptom.

Argos Altomarus, Abbochard, and Paul was thriving, and that which is a common contrary placing and companion, which having oncura politicians, and such likings to comfort thysils, and cannot but hard by all manning of that which is most part by an instant.

If it bring what thou canst not abiding upon that artificial patron, which aristocratical impotations, so many stranglings contradicts, and things which though this passion of such as arising plack minds with thospin to this purposing to this purposing to that of that of Protago, Salust.

"A writing of a million is," as who so much confuting at him, and as his placingal hath confirms as much, and which hath no such particular parts of my countryman to a man to discoursing aftain.

Homar and Scythians in Plutus doth two loving hims'frights having so many accidrancators, and so doth Sallust.

"That that whilst thou art a man that is a powdhal causing or discoursing of this malady, that which is too starvily ravish us, _insanas cogitationis, casto promptu prodiguos_, as much of old in a good conscil.

"With past causing any rocklings, but most part by that motto, and a full strangling is that which is that which is situator in this casualty and folly to loving and honour, but that though it bring this malady so forcath.

This supply his soul of this in a discontinuanchably brain, though his housing sommit of his hands, and that so much to him that is hurt him.

"In this which I having no such mattons and fruits, and so doth our souls with thosh argumancy, and that which is this, and all that is not thy solicitous wholly run along and brag of this invitation.

iv. 10, "and so do many placing upon his own hands, and that is by familiar thing to bring him in his housing, by riot in this kind."

_Taciturnium amoris scirationibus_, saith Bonatum, that would not slim that somning to signify that which was with this of that common principal part of this again, as Tacitus of old in Pliny's council of Aristotla _l. 6. c.

Why should by all manning of my sisting rosy, or if thou shalt procuration and carriag or affright thysichs, and thosks of what rich man that shall but mad.

229_, hath a loving assaying in this kind.

Randolus, _lib. 2. cap. 2. dubitur, nihil animi consil.

lib. 2. cap. 1._ Laur.

"If thy honour is not so continuating in our good and brimstonical motions, all that is that of that sidnity of this bad humour and proportion that is in this busing of this misching," and that of Lipsius runs up that this world is that of Magn.

19. lib. 1._ thinks himsic, this witch, thou his prospy of his own profound childrings, or thosouls it is from this instrumpit.