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Sentence
And
it
setteth
the
soul
at
liberty,
and
maketh
her
free
to
follow
the
will
of
God
and
doth
to
the
soul
even
as
health
doth
unto
the
body;
after
that
a
man
is
pined
and
wasted
away
with
a
long
soaking
disease,
the
legs
cannot
bear
him,
he
cannot
lift
up
his
hands
to
help
himself,
his
taste
is
corrupt,
sugar
is
bitter
in
his
mouth,
his
stomach
abhorreth
[meat.]
longing
after
slibbersause
and
swash,
at
which
a
whole
stomach
is
ready
to
cast
his
gorge.
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And it setteth the soul at liberty, and maketh her free to follow the will of God and doth to the soul even as health doth unto the body; after that a man is pined and wasted away with a long soaking disease, the legs cannot bear him, he cannot lift up his hands to help himself, his taste is corrupt, sugar is bitter in his mouth, his stomach abhorreth [meat.] longing after slibbersause and swash, at which a whole stomach is ready to cast his gorge.
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