The Four Last Things
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Now then, I pray thee consider me, that all our bodies be ever in such case, so tender of themselves that except we lapped them con- tinually with warm clothes we were not able to live one winter week. Consider that our bodies have so sore a sickness and such a continual consumption in themselves that the strongest * i. E. , health.
36 DE ^AlUOR NOVISSIMIS were not able to endure and continue ten days together, were it not that once Meat and drink ^^ twice a day we be fain to be medicines. , , ...j- • • j ..
take medicines inward, to clout * them up withal, and keep them as long as we can. For what is our meat and drink but medicines against hunger and thirst, that give us warning of that we daily lose by our inward consumption ? And of that consumption shall we die in conclusion, for all the medicines that we use, though never other sickness came at us.
Consider also that all our swaddling and tending with warm clothes and daily medicines, yet can our bodies not bear themselves, but that almost half our time ever in twenty-four hours, we be fain to fall in Sleep a swoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now then, I pray thee consider me, that all our bodies be ever in such case, so tender of themselves that except we lapped them con- tinually with warm clothes we were not able to live one winter week. Consider that our bodies have so sore a sickness and such a continual consumption in themselves that the strongest * i. E. , health.
36 DE ^AlUOR NOVISSIMIS were not able to endure and continue ten days together, were it not that once Meat and drink ^^ twice a day we be fain to be medicines. , , ...j- • • j ..
take medicines inward, to clout * them up withal, and keep them as long as we can. For what is our meat and drink but medicines against hunger and thirst, that give us warning of that we daily lose by our inward consumption ? And of that consumption shall we die in conclusion, for all the medicines that we use, though never other sickness came at us.
Consider also that all our swaddling and tending with warm clothes and daily medicines, yet can our bodies not bear themselves, but that almost half our time ever in twenty-four hours, we be fain to fall in Sleep a swoon.
What to read after The Four Last Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas More to read onlineMoreLess
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