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 1 Praise|       fools.” And yet there is scarce any nation of a more jocund
 2 Praise| putting in, as one would say, “scarce half an ounce to a pound.”
 3 Praise|      man is such that there is scarce anyone to be found that
 4 Praise|     their thin, cold blood has scarce any spirits left? No, it
 5 Praise|       to his heels e’er he had scarce seen his enemy; as ill a
 6 Praise|   Nestors everywhere that have scarce left them so much as the
 7 Praise|   daily plastering their face, scarce ever from the glass, gossiping,
 8 Praise|        philosophy; yet there’s scarce any business, either so
 9 Praise|     large and universal that I scarce know anyone in all mankind
10 Praise|     the bishop and his clerks, scarce got alive to shore, they
11 Praise|     otherwise so weak he could scarce stand, only presuming on
12 Praise|      even in every nation, and scarce any city is there without
13 Praise|       part, though truly I can scarce request it. For why should
14 Praise|  syllogisms: and yet there was scarce one among them that was
15 Praise|        they eat; nay, there is scarce an inn, wagon, or ship into
16 Praise|   theirs at that rate they can scarce hear themselves, as if it
17 Praise|    Then to breakfast, which is scarce done but dinner stays for
18 Praise|       yet by my courtesy, that scarce any kind of men live more
19 Praise|       little becoming him that scarce admits even kings to kiss
20 Praise|  buried, but yet so close that scarce anyone can perceive it.
21 Praise|      which yet most of them do scarce believe, because they can’