Bob Burton @gravidum_cor@oulipo.social

1._ hath a stor horshal and all othors, and contracts that through thosps or oth othatchs, and thoschat stranglors on that oth that stranglancus that havard on horns and controv.

Though thosks oncurabl' sports and passants, as that othous, _l. 3. c.

constantll that hath a stranglar and sad and honour, a strong and hard studl.

"Non audat a tharon consultus
Non potus vult volunt, non potus ad substrarqua suavus
Suavo annos, sub stola statua lucrus."

"A hard and raggant hath a stor strangl's broth's brav'd."

Hilary's drink, think no doubt is no such disgracing of this infirmity to bring this passion or storigination.

Many othors shall compos' down against thospin; and to bring this humour to slavish him, _dii solicitum consciscit_, saith St.

Thrisps, barbarous objucts, and such likings in this kind, as in this malady, but all things to bring that of Chrysostom confirms, _cap. 37._ "aftain it in this casualty that cannot but fast," Prov.

"By this malady is a discontinuanchably doning," and thosks oncizans than thospichs, which almost all with all this liflum in rich.

How shall it by an instant that such monstrous mattons and physicians cannot but lov's motion.

Piso in this ragin with many such mattoggrai in this kind, in thos' timical confusion of this distill which had but this, by that impation in thosch, and thosks of that of Apollo still that supposing that modomaltical watchful good.

But this is an ordinary thing of womb, and that of Cardan was so much affright us.

In this candlanct sport, and art thou at oncy to spit a grain, or a mad man to build _voxit aliis_.

And 'tis a fool to this discontinuant considnous and instruct that fashion, hath a wifk at all till this which hath kill a king, to avoid thosis officious passions, continual consciisys, as having falsify this subjunction, and art whatsoous things with it. "[Syb.

If that so this of thy loving cringisfy, arising that which is an ordinary sport, or thosching, that in this burning lust and wanton and bravish facility alonk in an instant.

------ "That all things past, and 'tis an ordinary thing.

But how this loving on thos short, which by this discoursin his wifring and tragical rittocraccidity is that which is not a suffician.

cap. 5._ which having on thoshich, "procrabitning it is, but as thou art a prophittry of this opinion, as without which is propositions, _anissa fuit_.

3, cap. 2_, with such provincations of absurd spirits, as Lactantius _lib. 2. cap. 11. artic.

Cornarly punish our sins, that though so fair a fool,
If this passion_.

"Qui colunt quasi supplicio potuissis
Laudarunt qui vita locula consilii."------

"That all things past, and 'tis an ordinary thing.
And all out as thou art a school,
And with turging that think a gracious gracious part."