CLEPAIL.225 Analyze Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century Rhetoric
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[1] Doubt, kneel if thou must enter; do not stride across the altar. [2] Question may be candle, but pride makes it wildfire. [3] Let inquiry warm the chapel, not consume it. Gloss: inquiry = questioning.

What distinction does the speaker make by addressing Doubt?