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 1 10|      are but between death and life, for we are beyond both
 2 12|     should receive sentence of life or death. He desired to
 3 20|      worth years of our former life. He bowed himself a little
 4 30|        of all things that have life and motion. This maketh
 5 33|  marriages, and the courses of life which any of them should
 6 37|      whom thou hast breath and life speaketh the word; the blessing
 7 41|    libertine and impure single life, than to be yoked in marriage;
 8 50|        and for prolongation of life, in some hermits that choose
 9 54|     health and prolongation of life.~
10 60| strange effects: as continuing life in them, though divers parts,
11 79|     use and practice for man’s life and knowledge, as well for