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 1 Pref  |   wise proper for any serious matter, I resolved to make some
 2 Pref  |     not without their serious matter, and foolery is so handled
 3 Praise|  FOLLY~An oration, of feigned matter,~spoken by Folly in her
 4 Praise|     But I think it is a small matter that you thus owe your beginning
 5 Praise|     that make anything to the matter, that neither the philosophers
 6 Praise|     not war the very root and matter of all famed enterprises?
 7 Praise|     than pleasant; for so the matter is, that they don’t much
 8 Praise|  their time (though yet, what matter is it, when he die that
 9 Praise|      cleared: as if it were a matter to be decided by the sword
10 Praise|       and unlearned. And what matter is it to slight those few
11 Praise|       it were, in a breath no matter how little to the purpose,
12 Praise|       hew one another about a matter of nothing and make such
13 Praise| preach of faith, ground their matter on the square of a circle.~
14 Praise|        at last he brought the matter to this head, that he would
15 Praise|   faulty that was wide of the matter, as if it were not the way
16 Praise| themselves, as if it were not matter whether anyone understood
17 Praise|     in every part, though the matter itself be never so flat,
18 Praise|        That where a man wants matter, he may best frame some.”
19 Praise|     forasmuch as we attempt a matter of some difficulty and it
20 Praise|      journey, especially in a matter they are wholly strangers
21 Praise|   words, not only in form but matter also—“I speak like a fool,”
22 Praise|  himself, runs off to another matter.~But why do I thus staggeringly
23 Praise|     after make nothing to the matter in hand, nay, be quite against
24 Praise|       thus run on to prove my matter by so many testimonies?
25 Praise|   offense, rather consider my matter. And first, the Christians
26 Praise|     people attribute no small matter; whereas the other strive