...soule As oxe or horse ; no murther to kill these. As for that onely part which makes us man, Murther wants power to toucht. O wit, how vile ; How hellish art thou, when thou raisest nature Gainst sacred faith ! Thinke more to kill a friend To gaine a woman, to loose a vertuous selfe, For...

...does worms ; or this, to spoil this nothing. \He spits, The body of a man is of the self-same mould l As ox or horse ; no murder to kill these. As for that...'Gainst sacred faith ! Think more : to kill a friend To gam a woman ! to lose a virtuous self For appetite and sensual end, whose very having Loseth all appetite,...

...worms ; or this, to spoil this nothing. [He spits. The body of a man is of the self-same mould 1 A+^ As ox or horse; no murder to kill these. As for that...vile ! How hellish art thou, when thou raisest nature 'Gainst sacred faith ! Think more : to kill a friend To gain a woman ! to lose a virtuous self For...

...he does worms - or this. He spits. To spoil this, nothing! The body of a man is of the selfsame soil As ox or horse; no murder to kill these. As for that only part which makes us man, 255 Murder wants power to touch' t. - O wit, how vile, How hellish art thou when thou raisest nature...

...having a corporall end, and subject to satietie."— Book i. chap, xxvii. p. 81, col. 2. Malheureux. to kill a friend To gain a woman ! to lose a virtuous...self For appetite and sensual end, whose very having Losetn all appetite, and gives satiety ! That corporal end, &c. 1 The Dutch Courtezan,' II. ii. 221-5....