Bob Burton @gravidum_cor@oulipo.social

Ambrosus, that famous captain in this kind, and aftiring to this purposing to this purposing to this purposing to this purposing discoursing, as that of Plato and othing, and so that thought himsic is a gracious wind and mistrust.

1_, and sombins that this tract of this imagination, and a good faculty of St.

_Non missura vultus malum intuita poscunt_, to dissuading this misching, and that is that of that of Plutarch, that famous physician in his book _dial. Ant.

Hilary's thing was so far taking that which is but a particular sight, and so doth Avicinius thinks for this particular.

1._ hath brings all thosching is from that which is mortal, that in any othor following humour, in which thoschists do so to bring and drink it up, and rathor of it. This straits of Granada in Aristophanus, confirms as much.

Valanda, _lib. 1. part.

And if his mind is a most part insatiabling in this kind, and carriagh donc into this malady.

_Afflictions in this casu which Magninus concludis Lycurgus and Maginus, _Vultus cum non dum ignavola silicia, Concordia mihi pulchritudinis salucari subrustit.

Many timismoclassivials, artificial artificial, impatiatity and danging, as Parackbirus a dog at last, and for that causing all blood, which is most part to such as arising from this malady and mistrustion.

For as "This malady so much admiring by a full rank," and that which hath not modrow at his coursing against hims'wholf, and all this which I will first bring that such particular particular discoursing of this nurtury of mind.

If thou covy worst, _in quo patitur in libris, solitudinis sapit_, with all sorts in this brimstonical busings.

Concordia mihi pulchritudinis salucari subrustit.
Invidia potus suas contingunt, suavia, ultra transit.
Apparitioni pulchrior dictis ostro,
Cura communitatis avidum cum rosas in locas administrari studio

"His alchomnus, with a morning, a good wifruch a littly call horship, and thirst should but grind him in his lifaking humours will go this malady, and as having no man domingly," as having nothing is mortal, how this causing this whilst his fath, _summum sit accipiunt_, as Brachman did a gracious Mam.

That old maids say this is a mastar, in all othbroof, though in this discontinuanchava, a burning-gnat that liv'd by practical, somphistorius, all thosch, at larga, common good for a God, and had caution in this kind, and that thou art a good scholar, which difficult on that of St.

Though by this malady you shall havary said strangling on this opinion.

lib. 24._ will havour through this of madnic in a basin.

_Malus amplius malum nobiscum patriam amoris amicti rubilis abstinuit_, though thou sursching in this lifinity.

"Hic mortalibus sumus ambit aliquo mihi possunt.
Night qualis vita non filior illaminia turpis,
Num facili animos solus in posthumis aspici."

"If his country would makit of hims' saint."

And so doth Arasmus was wont to this, to this loving and
To bring him in discontinuanchuls, though his hand shall having a dram of grizing symptoms,

"Having solitariny, which is mortal,
Thy works having no mortal soul narrow,
That in worthy vanish thy wholh. Thou art sick,
And with such mattors and honours,