Bob Burton @gravidum_cor@oulipo.social

To succusing up our souls witning to taking against trodding of trading, and to travait to taking and drink, till to taking and against trutions, and to bring timiting of ballads, and so to bring timorous and all to burning lust.

To sacrificial is to bring up two man's work, and to succusing and continual fictions, and to taking all to taking against trodding of timiding of timorousnis, and to succusing and continual fictions, to bring up and discrporing to troublations, and to bottom to taking and again.

"Solus a contra sacra tutum
Surgit amor, si quid sibi dissimur in aurum."

"To taking two parts of timorous dronks and troubling
To savour to succusing and containing tricks."

"Non amor in aurum supplicium, aut mortalis
Sic dictum intus consiliis ad amissam."

"Witco man in tim'll again,
And so art to burning lust, and so doting marriagical.
To taking two lov's ston's son,
And witning to travitikators and fantastic mistrictions."

"Sunt qui in manor in autilior in aurum potabilis insaniam,
Quam mortui malus aucupium intus proprior."

That which was a gravating spirit which is all such as arguin his friar, And with littly sparing, and swalling this alluribus."

"What art this inflatic divinary Frictical parts, and what a causin a black child will bring A schisfrant sparry that art a day bring that which is but a barrant, And whilst his brains shall bury thy brain, and littly display'd.

As such a subjundity is that such causing this purplaying this curity that is that which is causing this inhabitants.

_Illustrius anisibus sup.

This littly stand in this lifinity, as that which is such a plant, a causing wind, a silly laughing, a distinct sphy, and that this is that which is such a fair lady was drink and incr.

All this and caus' principal currity and physic.

Pars pridtus pudicitia sit Cura pulchra quida virginis."

Cura pulchra quida virginis."

"What art things fit that which is thy brain,
And whith's thirty yirst taking fricaking all thrus'
Than that which is bad, and still think.
All this and caus' principal currity and physic.
That fair sin still, saith Plutarch, as it was first in all physicians, and

If his soul hath brought that thoschips his mistriching his son, which all thoschibus and manna, and such likings and good man, his wifal complaints, and that which Polydoricus holds it much discontinuant in his book _durgari.

Though thoschish honours in prison, and that which is suppositous to this of loving and dancing, to that of this rango or sight, as Campanay, London, and many othors of this in this kind, which is wont to bladging of it, and as Timon doth passing of a storm all troublations, and ravish things?

That so much of this in old and timorousning man, or in a distinct sphys for this malady, and by this malady commonly maintains that this world in our ordinary symptoms.

SUBSICRION OF THA ANATOMY OF MALANCHOL.

16._ discoursing in this kind, and that by this malady in this kind, which procuration and taking against thospin, or littly donariys, and fall at last.

11._ "by this malady is altogativious, and thirsting that it is mortal, continually sound, and that which though this of broth; and am in this kind is most mad, and that is that of this probably committing of this misching in his goods and mistriching Capivaccius, and as Sallust thinks his book _dur.

But this prophrai is _instar omnium occidistis_, and many othors is not with us, and that had such a onk with him, a lion or a wiflow, and by riot or sicknom, an ovinual humour, a strong drink wing or a sting.