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 1 Praise|     generally agreed. Or to what purpose, think you, should I describe
 2 Praise|        shoulders and less to the purpose. And if they want hard words,
 3 Praise|    neighbors.~But to come to the purpose: I have given you my name,
 4 Praise|         which wise Nature did of purpose give them into the world
 5 Praise|          all things. And to this purpose is that no small testimony
 6 Praise|     pieces of Folly. And to what purpose should I run over any of
 7 Praise|       the man? For to what other purpose are all those dresses, washes,
 8 Praise|         to do? And to what other purpose than that of pleasure? Wherein
 9 Praise|         the company. For to what purpose were it to clog our stomachs
10 Praise|     rather obstruct it; to which purpose they are properly said to
11 Praise|          no lawsuits? Or to what purpose laws, where there were no
12 Praise|           and a couteau for that purpose (for every sword or knife
13 Praise|   servants about him.~Or to what purpose is it I should mind you
14 Praise|       admired by others, to what purpose should he beat his brains
15 Praise| conjecture the rest. For to what purpose is it to say anything of
16 Praise|         matter how little to the purpose, and heap glosses upon glosses,
17 Praise|  handsomely bend it to their own purpose, so great respect and honor
18 Praise|          other than a work to no purpose. For my own part I conceive
19 Praise|         wit and so little to the purpose that it may be truly called
20 Praise|         frame some.” And to this purpose is that verse which we teach
21 Praise|     sense, wrest it to their own purpose; though what goes before
22 Praise|        why am I so careful to no purpose that I thus run on to prove
23 Praise|          on him. And to the same purpose is it that that great Architect
24 Praise|         than others, and to that purpose are ever next the altars;