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 1 2 |      no perception of order or disorder in their movements, that
 2 3 |       that ignorance will be a disorder especially prevalent among
 3 4 |      an endless and insatiable disorder; and this evil spirit, having
 4 4 |    goes into the nature of the disorder; he enters into discourse
 5 7 |       from right and fall into disorder, then they are like the
 6 9 |     turn not back; and if your disorder is lightened by these remedies,
 7 9 |   becomes disordered, and this disorder of his, aided by the guilty
 8 10| numerous who have had the same disorder. I have known many of them,
 9 11|    other tedious and incurable disorder of body or mind, which is
10 11|   following:—He who in the sad disorder of his soul has a mind,