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 1 Praise|        know nothing is the only happiness,” might be authority enough,
 2 Praise|    unseasonably disturbed their happiness. Nor since that dares any
 3 Praise|        it is the chief point of happiness “that a man is willing to
 4 Praise|     fortress as they call it of happiness, but under the banner of
 5 Praise|      are so little conducive to happiness that they rather obstruct
 6 Praise|    faults.~But to return to the happiness of fools, who when they
 7 Praise|       in them lies, to the same happiness. And at last, when they
 8 Praise|        to the people, from what happiness into how great troubles
 9 Praise|     barbarous. In which kind of happiness those of Rome claim the
10 Praise|         the mark that place the happiness of men in things themselves,
11 Praise|        how cheap a rate is this happiness purchased! Forasmuch as
12 Praise|     conduces as much or more to happiness. For suppose a man were
13 Praise|   difference is there as to his happiness? Whereas on the contrary,
14 Praise|    never have desired any other happiness. So then there is no difference;
15 Praise| advantage: first, in that their happiness costs them least, that is
16 Praise|      Another thinks there is no happiness but in sleep and idleness.
17 Praise|         hug themselves in their happiness, and are so taken up with
18 Praise|     buttresses. And how great a happiness is this, think you? while,
19 Praise|       chance, yet such is their happiness that they flatter themselves.
20 Praise|   themselves.~And another great happiness they conceive in their names,
21 Praise|       it to others, thinking it happiness enough for them that they
22 Praise|         every way. For if it be happiness to please princes and to
23 Praise|      knowledge were the bane of happiness; according to which also,
24 Praise|         I’ll show you that this happiness of Christians, which they
25 Praise|    things into itself. And this happiness though ’tis only then perfected
26 Praise|        that fountain of eternal happiness, yet it far surpasses all
27 Praise|      small taste of that future happiness.~But I forget myself and