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 1 Praise|   received into the courts of princes, had not my companion Flattery
 2 Praise|     the least: for among wise princes there is either no friendship
 3 Praise|    historians, you’ll find no princes more pestilent to the commonwealth
 4 Praise|       is esteemed, even among princes. For physic, especially
 5 Praise|      in so great request with princes that they can neither eat
 6 Praise|       these wise men speak to princes about nothing but grave,
 7 Praise|      of all their prosperity, princes in this respect seem to
 8 Praise|  someone may say, the ears of princes are strangers to truth,
 9 Praise| imagine they live the life of princes.~And next these may be reckoned
10 Praise|     without offense both tell princes their faults and show them
11 Praise|    give some small touches of princes and courts, of whom I am
12 Praise|  Besides, that the fortune of princes has many things attending
13 Praise|   well as his wealth.~Nor are princes by themselves in their manner
14 Praise|   compose wars, resist wicked princes, and willingly expend not
15 Praise|   execrated, that those great princes of the Church and true lights
16 Praise|     herein the example of lay princes who commit the government
17 Praise|    and be thought to tax good princes while I praise the bad.
18 Praise|     it be happiness to please princes and to be conversant among
19 Praise|     you will, among prelates, princes, judges, magistrates, friends,
20 Praise|  perhaps may be this, that as princes carry a suspicious eye upon