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 1 Pref|       daily, and yet I cannot master it~as I wish, but must remain
 2 Pref|       The devil is called the master of a thousand arts. But~
 3 Pref|     and brings to naught~this master of a thousand arts with
 4 Pref|  power? It must~indeed be the master of more than a hundred thousand
 5 Pref|     lurking of the devil, the master of a thousand~arts. ~And
 6    1|      perfectly and be~already master in all things, still you
 7    1|     one desires to be his~own master and free from the emperor,
 8    1|      defraud and despise your master, another comes and deals~
 9    1|     the spite and vexation of master and mistress, and in~whatever
10    1|       for~judges, jailers, or Master Hannes [the executioner]
11    1| preserve the property of your master and~mistress, for which
12    1|  fashion with~him. For God is master of this art, that since
13    1|      injured in body, and yet Master Hannes [the executioner]~
14    1|       household. For when the master of the house sees that the
15    1|       pleased, but were their master's property with their~body