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 1 Praise|     of rhetoricians I should go about to define what I am,
 2 Praise|    woman is there would ever go to it did she seriously
 3 Praise| great good also? Nor shall I go about to prove it by fallacies,
 4 Praise|      with all his slip-slops go a-begging. Lastly, you will
 5 Praise|     of the people, could not go through half his first sentence.
 6 Praise|    buy, or sell, or in short go about any of those things
 7 Praise|   his part on a stage should go about to strip him of his
 8 Praise|    to some other advantages.~Go to then. Suppose a man in
 9 Praise|  least adulterated with art.~Go to then, don’t you find
10 Praise| attempt anything beyond man. Go to then, let’s try how demonstrable
11 Praise|   can neither eat nor drink, go anywhere, or be an hour
12 Praise|      or sense of death, they go straight forth into the
13 Praise|      the experiment, let him go to church and hear sermons,
14 Praise|     laugh at but flout, if I go one foot further in the
15 Praise|   good; and not in the least go contrary to those laws whereof
16 Praise|   for them. From thence they go to dice, tables, cards,
17 Praise|   anything sooner. In brief, go whither you will, among
18 Praise|     breast, and then let him go whither he pleases, or to
19 Praise|     as thieves and murderers go up and down with, but the
20 Praise|     far now from having them go forth without a sword that
21 Praise|   and had rather they should go naked than want a brawling-iron
22 Praise|   gotten on the lion’s skin, go to, and I’ll show you that