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 1 Praise|     they would be but such as live at home and keep a poor
 2 Praise|      for that he now began to live by having got an estate,
 3 Praise|      without competitors, and live with him in Plato’s commonwealth,
 4 Praise|      less reason they have to live, by so much the more they
 5 Praise|       they please themselves, live merrily, swim in pleasure,
 6 Praise|   whether it be not better to live so pleasant a life in such
 7 Praise|   while yet they imagine they live the life of princes.~And
 8 Praise|    things as they are, as, to live well is the way to die well;
 9 Praise|       pleasant self-love they live a happy life. Nor are they
10 Praise| rather get riches by war than live peaceably at home. And some
11 Praise|      a prince if he might but live so long till he could certainly
12 Praise|     my kindness to them, they live a merry life and would not
13 Praise| abominate sin, but let me not live if they could define according
14 Praise|  truly consider, would he not live a sad and troublesome life?
15 Praise|  would willingly leave it and live a laborious, careful life,
16 Praise|  holiness, imports, who would live more disconsolate than themselves?
17 Praise|   that scarce any kind of men live more voluptuously or with
18 Praise|       that there’s no man can live pleasantly unless he be
19 Praise|    chimney corners; that they live such neglected, unknown,
20 Praise|     Lastly, whoever intend to live merry and frolic, shut their
21 Praise|   shalt not suffer a witch to live.’ But every heretic bewitches
22 Praise|    farewell, clap your hands, live and drink lustily, my most