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1 Praise|       they terrify some guilty soul with the conscience of his
2 Praise|       imposter, either for his soul’s health or profit’s sake,
3 Praise|        presently that Virgil’s soul is transmigrated into them!
4 Praise| quiddities, that I entreat the soul of Scotus, a thing more
5 Praise|        agree in this, that the soul is plunged and fettered
6 Praise|      therefore, as long as the soul uses the organs of the body
7 Praise|        the last place to their soul, which yet most of them
8 Praise|     bestow the second on their soul; and lastly, for their body,
9 Praise|       that highest part of the soul, that they love their parents