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 1 Praise|     own trumpet? For who can set me out better than myself,
 2 Praise|    some thankful oration has set out the praises of Folly;
 3 Praise|    to our passions; has also set up, against this one, two
 4 Praise|  only to torment himself but set all things in a hubbub!~
 5 Praise|     single one shall dare to set up his throat, my advice
 6 Praise|   But to speak of arts, what set men’s wits on work to invent
 7 Praise|      periwig; another gets a set of new teeth; another falls
 8 Praise|     those bounds that nature set them, only man endeavors
 9 Praise|      example of wisdom you’d set up against him; one that
10 Praise| carved Barbara, in the usual set form, that he shall return
11 Praise| whose horse most religiously set out with trappings and bosses
12 Praise|     buried, and particularly set down how many torches, how
13 Praise|     worship, and that too on set days—as Phoebus at Rhodes;
14 Praise|    the gods; for though they set aside their sober forenoon
15 Praise|   makes what haste he can to set all going, and another rakes
16 Praise|  kill a thousand men than to set a stitch on a poor man’s
17 Praise|     them? As if a man should set a conjurer on work against
18 Praise|      fooleries they not only set slight by others, but each
19 Praise|  from the river Nilus; or to set out the mystery of the cross,
20 Praise|      diligently endeavor and set a watch over himself, lest
21 Praise|      one to another; a crown set with diamonds, that should