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 1 Praise|      the blackamoor white, and lastly swells a gnat to an elephant.
 2 Praise|       the most holy popes. And lastly, all that rabble of the
 3 Praise|       society with Pallas. And lastly, he is so far from desiring
 4 Praise|   called the golden Venus; and lastly, ever laughing, if you give
 5 Praise|     good put out the sun; and, lastly, so commendable, if yet
 6 Praise|       the severity of old age? Lastly, what is that in the whole
 7 Praise|       slip-slops go a-begging. Lastly, you will be taken for an
 8 Praise|        be commended by others.~Lastly, since it is the chief point
 9 Praise|     easy to be lived with; and lastly one that thinks nothing
10 Praise|     nor love they any man. And lastly, if they should come nearer
11 Praise|        and less confident, and lastly, please only a few?~And
12 Praise| obstruct the pleasure of life. Lastly, the mind of man is so framed
13 Praise|       concerned for his share. Lastly, they look upon themselves
14 Praise|      themselves out of breath. Lastly, they have learned that
15 Praise|    greatest freedom of speech. Lastly, such is their whole action
16 Praise|    aside and fail in his duty. Lastly, to say nothing of treasons,
17 Praise|        an untainted heart; and lastly, a purple robe, a badge
18 Praise|       to kiss his slipper; and lastly, to die, uncouth; and to
19 Praise|      as they would a scorpion. Lastly, whoever intend to live
20 Praise|    bitter enemies of learning. Lastly there are no sort of fools
21 Praise|      second on their soul; and lastly, for their body, they neglect
22 Praise|       living without them. And lastly there are certain middle