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 1 Pref  |          that you are so, all the world will clear you. In the next
 2 Pref  |           what will become of the world after himself is dead; and
 3 Praise|           At what rate soever the world talks of me (for I am not
 4 Praise|           yet would appear to the world to be wise men and Thales,
 5 Praise|         born, I did not begin the world, as other children are wont,
 6 Praise|    succeeded a kind of people the world calls monks, cardinals,
 7 Praise|        purpose give them into the world with them that they might
 8 Praise| themselves in it. Let the foolish world then be packing and seek
 9 Praise|       born to the business of the world have some little sprinklings
10 Praise|          shall take it out of the world had as good put out the
11 Praise|        there is no living in this world, and you’ll say this piece
12 Praise|  venturing on the business of the world, gathers, if I mistake not,
13 Praise|         this great thing whom the world looks upon for a god and
14 Praise|        take no notice of what the world does, or run with it for
15 Praise|          is to act a part in that world.~But, O you gods, “shall
16 Praise|          what would become of the world if all men should be wise;
17 Praise|          therefore crept into the world with other the pests of
18 Praise|     Whence it is that whereas the world is so differently affected
19 Praise|      place to Christ in the other world, which yet they desire may
20 Praise|           a temple when the whole world is my temple, and I’m deceived
21 Praise|            Priapus—as long as the world in general performs me every
22 Praise|        again, if you consider the world, by how few understood,
23 Praise|        their own fancy—as how the world was first made; how original
24 Praise|       illuminated divines, as the world calls them! At these, if
25 Praise|         hunger and thirst in this world. There are infinite of these
26 Praise|      rather choose that the whole world with all food and raiment,
27 Praise|          while, as censors of the world, they force everyone to
28 Praise|         took away the sins of the world. At which new exposition
29 Praise|     Church and true lights of the world should be reduced to a staff
30 Praise|        they were initiated to the world, not to Christ, lay the
31 Praise|        the foolish things of this world,” as well knowing it had
32 Praise|       that great Architect of the World, God, gave man an injunction
33 Praise|       differ from the rest of the world in the whole course of their