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 1 Praise|         my deity. For out of that little, odd, ridiculous May-game
 2 Praise|         none of you could have so little wit, or so much folly, or
 3 Praise|    kindness, as it understands as little as may be, it is also for
 4 Praise|         must confess there wanted little but that he had been received
 5 Praise|       themselves, and look down a little on the earth; wherein likewise
 6 Praise|   business of the world have some little sprinklings of reason more
 7 Praise|       perfumes, and those several little tricks of setting their
 8 Praise|        how many tricks his pretty little mop of modesty has played
 9 Praise|           stock than a man, of so little use is he to himself, country,
10 Praise|          as one Democritus is too little to laugh at. Who denies
11 Praise|       troubles invade us, and how little there is that is not steeped
12 Praise|           destruction, and are so little conducive to happiness that
13 Praise|          newfangledness, that had little to do, added I know not
14 Praise|         on the other side seem as little miserable as is possible
15 Praise|        say what they like. And so little does everything desire to
16 Praise|        then for gamesters, I am a little doubtful whether they are
17 Praise|  trappings and bosses there wants little but they worship; however,
18 Praise|         to folly? To examine it a little. Among all those offerings
19 Praise|            What has more of those little tricks than a squirrel?
20 Praise|         us, if you please, look a little into the lives of men, and
21 Praise|           stir, what broils, this little creature raises, and yet
22 Praise|           even they too are not a little beholding to me themselves.~
23 Praise|         in a breath no matter how little to the purpose, and heap
24 Praise|        reward for so great merit, little dreaming that the time will
25 Praise|    theologians, that there wanted little but that Niobe-like they
26 Praise|        the power of hellebore, so little do they consider where ’
27 Praise|      Venus! so void of wit and so little to the purpose that it may
28 Praise|       equity; adding to this some little sweet’nings that whatever
29 Praise|           a man ignorant of laws, little less than an enemy to the
30 Praise|          But if they also would a little philosophize on their habit
31 Praise|          I have comprehended in a little: instead of which it would
32 Praise|           to pray, a sign one has little else to do; to shed tears,
33 Praise|      vanquished, dishonorable and little becoming him that scarce
34 Praise|         And here, in troth, I’m a little at a stand whether the ecclesiastical
35 Praise|       that those wise men have so little to do, unless it be with
36 Praise|          wealth is to be got, how little good at it is that merchant
37 Praise|           and it may be perhaps a little too saucy to call back again
38 Praise|          though the same person a little after, as forgetting himself,
39 Praise|           bought, reprehends it a little after and commands it to
40 Praise|        seems chiefly delighted in little children, women, and fishers.
41 Praise|        together by the example of little children, lilies, mustard-seed,
42 Praise|       often happens to sick men a little before their death, that
43 Praise| ceremonies, yet of itself ’tis of little effect, if not hurtful,
44 Praise|         suffer a kind of somewhat little differing from madness;