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 1 Pref  |           might not waste all that time I was to sit on horseback
 2 Pref  |          to be done, and that that time was no wise proper for any
 3 Praise|          to their own loss of both time and sleep. And now you shall
 4 Praise|           that only, but at such a time when he had been well heated
 5 Praise|           principles, and for some time commit an act of folly and
 6 Praise|         dances, Polyphemus footing time to his Cyclops hammers,
 7 Praise|           example, I think it high time to leave the gods to themselves,
 8 Praise|            comply with the present time “and order himself as the
 9 Praise|            contracted before their time (though yet, what matter
10 Praise|        dances again. And then when time after time they are so far
11 Praise|           And then when time after time they are so far drawn on
12 Praise|        serve not only to pass away time but bring profit, especially
13 Praise|           pay Paul, and in a short time becomes bankrupt. Another
14 Praise|             and yet in how short a time it comes to nothing itself;
15 Praise|          grammarians. I knew in my time one of many arts, a Grecian,
16 Praise|            much room, and how long time Christ lay in the Virgin’
17 Praise|           there was any instant of time in the generation of the
18 Praise| administered the Sacrament at what time the body of Christ hung
19 Praise|             or whether at the same time he might be said to be man;
20 Praise|         places at one and the same time; of the difference the body
21 Praise|        Sacrament; in what point of time transubstantiation is, whereas
22 Praise|          not appear it was at that time revealed to them that an
23 Praise|    commonwealth most part of their time! Again, how do they frame
24 Praise|           little dreaming that the time will come when Christ, not
25 Praise|           his head, who in a short time will call him to account
26 Praise|       danger was at hand, at which time retainers and dependents