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There is no bodily sense or facultie, which is capable of, or accustomed to, excessive pleasures or extraordinary carnal contentments, which doth not thereby become as capable of the contrary pain or discontentment. |
There is no bodily sense or faculty, which is capable of, or accustomed to, excessive pleasures or extraordinary carnal contentment's, which does not thereby become as capable of the contrary pain or discontentment. |
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