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 1 Praise| ambitious than others, they may give their applause with a smile,
 2 Praise|      wise Nature did of purpose give them into the world with
 3 Praise|        commerce with wisdom and give up themselves to be governed
 4 Praise|   lastly, ever laughing, if you give any credit to the poets,
 5 Praise|     since that dares any mortal give him harbor, though I must
 6 Praise|  honesty and virtue; while they give up the reins to their governor
 7 Praise|       call me to counsel; and I give them such as is worthy of
 8 Praise|        which I think the Catoes give sufficient credit; of whom
 9 Praise|        M. Antoninus (that I may give you one instance that there
10 Praise|       if no accident fall in to give occasion of offense; which
11 Praise|         to add to the money you give the hatred of sin, tears,
12 Praise|         of Moses. The Spaniards give place to none in the reputation
13 Praise|     friars that admire them and give them openly the title of
14 Praise|      But what of this when they give up and down their foolish
15 Praise|      wits a wool-gathering, yet give out that they have discovered
16 Praise|       respect and honor do they give, partly to antiquity and
17 Praise|     bachelors too be pleased to give him his grace. And the like
18 Praise|   nothing at all; nor will they give over their barking till
19 Praise|      Anthonies.~But I willingly give over these stage-players
20 Praise|        And now I have a mind to give some small touches of princes
21 Praise|    either like a good planet to give life and safety to mankind
22 Praise|         which they must shortly give an exact account. But if
23 Praise|        theologians that they’ll give us leave to do it without
24 Praise|       of no account? Why do you give me no answer? Well, though
25 Praise|        new subdivision—for I’ll give you his own words, not only
26 Praise|         way, “fools.” Nor can I give you any reason why it should
27 Praise|         it that my words should give any offense, rather consider
28 Praise|   things invisible. For the one give the first place to riches,
29 Praise|         expect an epilogue, but give me leave to tell you you