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 1 Pref  |             whither, I pray, may he be said to bite, or rather to teach
 2 Pref  |               no sort of men cannot be said to be angry with anyone
 3 Praise|            what need was there to have said so much, as if my very looks
 4 Praise|                 if it was not unwisely said by somebody, that this only
 5 Praise|                can it more properly be said to come than from me? For
 6 Praise| notwithstanding whatever Lucretius has said, would not deny but that
 7 Praise|            together.~And what has been said of friendship may more reasonably
 8 Praise|              And now you’d think I had said all, but you shall hear
 9 Praise|              Homer though blind may be said to have seen when he said, “
10 Praise|              said to have seen when he said, “The burnt child dreads
11 Praise|              purpose they are properly said to be first found out, as
12 Praise|                by degrees, first, as I said before, arts were invented
13 Praise|                of them it may be truly said that they are consecrate
14 Praise|            worst things, because, as I said before, most men are so
15 Praise|          clearly known, as it is truly said by our academics, the least
16 Praise|               my mistake, I would have said declaimer—as too often it
17 Praise|                temple. And troth, as I said before, I cannot but wonder
18 Praise|              the same time he might be said to be man; whether after
19 Praise|             faith was, and yet when he said, “Faith is the substance
20 Praise|             was mistaken, I would have said scholar—that being in a
21 Praise|              letters whatever could be said of him; for that it was
22 Praise|          declined with three cases, he said, it was a manifest token
23 Praise|               believe, than that, as I said before, the life of man
24 Praise|                that wise preacher that said, “A fool changes as the
25 Praise|              the rest, but when he had said, “They are ministers of
26 Praise|              as forgetting that he had said, “Blessed are ye when ye
27 Praise|               Paul had decreed it, who said, “Reject him that is a heretic,
28 Praise|            author. “Pray conceive me,” said he, “it is written, ‘Thou
29 Praise|              makes clearly out when he said, “God hath chosen the foolish
30 Praise|                it ought, so long it is said to be in good state and
31 Praise|             not only Folly but a woman said it; remembering in the meantime
32 Praise|                anything of what I have said, having foolishly bolted