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 1 Praise|    and pensive as if you had come from consulting an oracle.
 2 Praise|      their neighbors.~But to come to the purpose: I have given
 3 Praise|     more properly be said to come than from me? For neither
 4 Praise|      it rarely happens, they come to be infected with wisdom,
 5 Praise|     so for manner of living, come nearest my friends the Hollanders.
 6 Praise|      in public was forced to come down again well laughed
 7 Praise|      only are in esteem that come nearest to common sense,
 8 Praise| miserable as is possible who come nearest to beasts and never
 9 Praise|    with the fear of evils to come nor the hopes of future
10 Praise|   And lastly, if they should come nearer even to the very
11 Praise|     make mirth wherever they come, a special privilege it
12 Praise| confess, would be thought to come very near to it. As if anyone
13 Praise|     if any sense of it could come to them, or that it were
14 Praise|   his weak spirits, and they come on again, as we say, on
15 Praise|      Stentor.~And next these come our philosophers, so much
16 Praise|  ever met with, had they not come out with some university
17 Praise|     divinity.~And next these come those that commonly call
18 Praise|  only care that none of them come near one another in their
19 Praise|  dreaming that the time will come when Christ, not regarding
20 Praise|    tumblers, though yet they come short of them in every respect.
21 Praise|  have their mercenary Levite come to their bedside, where
22 Praise|  takes a special care not to come near him. What shall I say?
23 Praise|     his scorebone awhile and come into my breast, and then
24 Praise|    of men foretell things to come, understand tongues and
25 Praise|    does not dwell at home,” “Come to yourself,” “He’s his
26 Praise| again sighing. And when they come to themselves, tell you
27 Praise|      they are sorry they are come to themselves again and