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 1 2 |          that I am, it is a little flesh and breath, and the~ruling
 2 2 |        wast now dying, despise the flesh; it is~blood and bones and
 3 5 |            by~the movements in the flesh, whether of pleasure or
 4 5 |      beyond the limits of the poor flesh~and breath, to remember
 5 6 |          and of the service to the flesh.~ It is a shame for the
 6 7 |           affects of the miserable flesh.~ Nature has not so mingled
 7 8 | indifferent as his poor breath and flesh. For though we are made~
 8 9 |     movements as go on in the poor flesh, shall be~free from perturbations
 9 10|          painful sensations of the flesh, and above that poor~thing
10 10|            and mixed with the poor flesh so as to move together~with
11 12|         the sensations of the poor flesh which has grown about thee;~
12 12|           who regards not the poor flesh which envelops him, surely
13 12|         let it carry away the poor flesh,~the poor breath, everything