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 1 Pref  |         folly. But who the devil put that in your head? you’ll
 2 Praise|     assembly than all your faces put on a kind of new and unwonted
 3 Praise|       like a common stage player put on a disguise as often as
 4 Praise|       the sect, and if he do not put off his beard, the badge
 5 Praise|       under what genus he should put woman, to wit, that of rational
 6 Praise|       the crime if anyone should put a disguise upon Nature,
 7 Praise|          to say foolish, let her put on whatever vizard she please.~
 8 Praise|         ridiculous discourse may put by the gravity of the company.
 9 Praise|         of the world had as good put out the sun; and, lastly,
10 Praise|        way, which yet would have put courage in a man of war?
11 Praise|          withdrawing rather than put off his supercilious gravity.
12 Praise|       off in the robes of a king put on the rags of a beggar.
13 Praise|       let loose their snakes and put into men’s breasts either
14 Praise|          caster, or one that may put the dice in the box for
15 Praise|          they are the wiser that put out other men’s works for
16 Praise|        there are among them that put off their trumperies at
17 Praise|        tis of darker color, they put all things in combustion.
18 Praise|        will and profit; and then put on him a golden chain that
19 Praise|       with diamonds, that should put him in mind how he ought
20 Praise|  consider what their Albe should put them in mind of, to wit
21 Praise|       care of their flock either put it over to Christ or lay
22 Praise|         manner the common people put it over to those they call
23 Praise|          one. “A heretic must be put to death.” Some laughed,
24 Praise|       those wise men and such as put confidence in their own
25 Praise|        themselves to be cheated, put no difference between friends
26 Praise| infection of the body, begins to put forth itself in its native