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 1 Cover  (3)|           turns out to be the real fool. ~
 2 Cover, 1  |     painted in."4 More than once a fool has spoken wisely, and wise
 3 Cover, 1  |          be wise, let him become a fool." Moreover since I am not
 4 Cover, 1  |     Moreover since I am not only a fool, but also a sworn doctor
 5 Cover, 1  |           my doctor's oath in this fool's way. ~I pray you, make
 6   2       |            and deceive, and make a fool and an ape of anybody --
 7 Prop1     | nevertheless I may as well sing my fool's song to the end, and say,
 8 Prop1     |           should rant and play the fool in this wise; but that we
 9 Prop2     |       saints, and to do other such fool's-works, by which we depart
10 Prop2     |            advice is this: If such fool's-work cannot be abolished,
11 Prop3     |         than emperors, and only to fool and mock us with the name.