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 1 Pref  | mention. And therefore if they please, let them suppose I played
 2 Praise|        be carried whither they please to hurry him.~But forasmuch
 3 Praise|     put on whatever vizard she please.~But, by the way, I hope
 4 Praise|       lives than that they may please the man? For to what other
 5 Praise|       nothing else than how to please himself? To make himself
 6 Praise|       division will be able to please no man, the player be hissed
 7 Praise| applauses of so many fools, to please himself with their acclamations,
 8 Praise|       fools; and who though he please his like, ’tis yet the greater
 9 Praise|      indeed they are; yet they please themselves, live merrily,
10 Praise|    less confident, and lastly, please only a few?~And now I consider
11 Praise|     figures of things, so they please themselves and have no need
12 Praise|        men, who are so hard to please, and withall so ready to
13 Praise|     than truly, let us, if you please, look a little into the
14 Praise|        men, so greatly do they please themselves in frighting
15 Praise|     while to consider how they please themselves when they are
16 Praise|        any sort of people that please themselves like them: for
17 Praise|  opinions. Meantime the others please, nay hug themselves in their
18 Praise|     ears only they endeavor to please, because as to the first,
19 Praise|      For if it be happiness to please princes and to be conversant
20 Praise|        We’ll therefore, if you please, support our praises with