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 1 Pref  |         your life have played the part of a Democritus. And though
 2 Pref  |   intended them least. For my own part, let other men judge of
 3 Praise|         tell me, by Jupiter, what part of man’s life is that that
 4 Praise|           infancy is the merriest part of life to himself, and
 5 Praise|          to the best and happiest part of his life. And if men
 6 Praise|        subjects, and for the most part you’ll find them grown old
 7 Praise|       none. For that the greatest part of mankind are fools, nay
 8 Praise|           endeavors are to act my part everywhere. For what is
 9 Praise|           thing of warring is not part of philosophy, but managed
10 Praise|        seeing a player acting his part on a stage should go about
11 Praise|          on the contrary ’tis the part of a truly prudent man not
12 Praise|     confess that this is to act a part in that world.~But, O you
13 Praise|    sciences and lost the sweetest part of his life in watchings,
14 Praise|    studies, and for the remaining part of it never so much as tasted
15 Praise|           did it not for the most part end in quarrels, and therefore
16 Praise|          all that they had rather part with their father’s land
17 Praise|           of it, that it’s a main part of physic, and the only
18 Praise|          I take this also in good part, though truly I can scarce
19 Praise|        they get them up into some part of heaven that has better
20 Praise|         to no purpose. For my own part I conceive the Christians
21 Praise|         in that commonwealth most part of their time! Again, how
22 Praise|         titles, when both a great part of them are farthest from
23 Praise| Christians. And of these, a great part build so much on their ceremonies
24 Praise|   fourthly, as it were changing a part in the play, they bolt out
25 Praise|      contention of voice in every part, though the matter itself
26 Praise|      stroke them handsomely, some part or other of their ill-gotten
27 Praise|        wooers; you know the other part of the verse, which the
28 Praise|          money they truly act the part of bishops, and herein acquit
29 Praise|       like ceremonies, so act the part of commanders that they
30 Praise|          as if themselves were no part of the Church, or that their
31 Praise|           not; in the most secret part of your house; nor is that
32 Praise|       them to discuss; for my own part, I follow those fat, fleshy,
33 Praise|         whom, by Jupiter! a great part of the learned had rather
34 Praise|       they arrive to that highest part of the soul, that they love
35 Praise|        this is that Mary’s better part which is not taken away