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1 10| whether it be not to take some taste of our manners and conditions?
2 14|       that we conceived by the taste we had already, that there
3 58|      sweeter, and of differing taste, smell, color, and figure,
4 63|   through to the palm, and yet taste mild to the mouth. We have
5 70|      we join also practices of taste. We multiply smells which
6 70|      make divers imitations of taste likewise, so that they will
7 70|    they will deceive any man’s taste. And in this house we contain