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 1 Praise|      neighbors.” Though, by the way, I cannot but wonder at
 2 Praise|      understand it. Nor is this way of ours of admiring what
 3 Praise|         she please.~But, by the way, I hope that sex is not
 4 Praise|      are some that neglect this way of pleasure and rest satisfied
 5 Praise|   logicians, but after my blunt way point out the thing as clearly
 6 Praise|        he had met a wolf in his way, which yet would have put
 7 Praise|    plain to you “after my blunt way.” Who would not conceive
 8 Praise|         it out that there is no way to that so much famed wisdom,
 9 Praise|       they are clean out of the way, with the Muses’ good favor
10 Praise|         as, to live well is the way to die well; the best way
11 Praise|       way to die well; the best way to get quit of sin is to
12 Praise|         man, seeing another any way excellent in what he pretends
13 Praise|        faults and show them the way to amend them. In short,
14 Praise|        block that lies in their way, for that perhaps most of
15 Praise| theological ears, he took a new way, to wit from the letters,
16 Praise|   matter, as if it were not the way of carters and swineherds
17 Praise|     worth his while to make his way to a crown by perjury and
18 Praise|        to train them out of the way, as pleasure, liberty, flattery,
19 Praise|          having found out a new way by which a man may kill
20 Praise|       in a word, flourish every way. For if it be happiness
21 Praise|     play the divine and make my way through such prickly quiddities,
22 Praise|       and folly.” Where, by the way, ’tis worth your remark
23 Praise|           A fool walking by the way, being a fool himself, supposes
24 Praise|     leans not too much to other way, to be so frank yet as to
25 Praise|          the same am I,” and by way of boasting herein had equaled
26 Praise|        others, he added this by way of correction or checking
27 Praise|         joined himself upon the way, “fools.” Nor can I give
28 Praise|        work this cure any other way than by the foolishness
29 Praise|      fools seem more out of the way than are these whom the
30 Praise|       which we only proposed by way of example, but in all his