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 1 Pref  |        judgment that it was ever contrary to that of the people’s,
 2 Praise|          befriend him; as on the contrary he whom he favors may lead
 3 Praise|     would ever grow, but, on the contrary, rue, angelica, bugloss,
 4 Praise|        moisture? Whereas, on the contrary, my fat fools are as plump
 5 Praise|   governed by reason, and on the contrary Folly, to be given up to
 6 Praise|          nay rather what not the contrary, that a man does against
 7 Praise|  Socrates’ precepts? But, on the contrary, what made the Decii devote
 8 Praise|     prove to be life; and so the contrary. What appears beautiful
 9 Praise|          opinion. Whereas on the contrary ’tis the part of a truly
10 Praise|          to be wise, that on the contrary men rather pray against
11 Praise|        happiness? Whereas on the contrary, if another’s stomach should
12 Praise|   unwilling so ever he be to the contrary. And therefore there is
13 Praise| determinations, and those too so contrary to common opinion that those
14 Praise|        wisdoms had taught us the contrary? who had delivered the church
15 Praise|        finest linen; and, on the contrary, others wear linen without
16 Praise|          and not in the least go contrary to those laws whereof himself
17 Praise|  heavenly things. Whereas on the contrary, these jolly fellows say
18 Praise|       those wise men, and on the contrary so favorable to fools and
19 Praise|      Dionysius, Plato—and on the contrary are delighted in those blunter
20 Praise|      beyond them. Whereas on the contrary, these devout persons, by
21 Praise|          with their eyes. On the contrary, the others first rely wholly
22 Praise|          of them. Whereas on the contrary, the ordinary sort of people
23 Praise|       irreconcilable enmity, and contrary, the common people think
24 Praise|       meditation. Whereas on the contrary, the common people think