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 1 Pref  |  against Christ himself than hear the Pope or a prince be
 2 Praise|      like encomium shall you hear from me, but neither of
 3 Praise|    from whose mouth they may hear their praises, that is to
 4 Praise|     sleep. And now you shall hear from me a plain extemporary
 5 Praise|     I had rather they should hear these things from Momus,
 6 Praise|    which yet they had rather hear than the Muses themselves,
 7 Praise|      said all, but you shall hear yet greater things. Will
 8 Praise|      the judgment of things, hear me, I beseech you, how far
 9 Praise|     to folly.~But methinks I hear the philosophers opposing
10 Praise|     unimaginable pleasure to hear the yell of the horns and
11 Praise|      that they can no sooner hear the rattling of the dice
12 Praise|      wholly ours who love to hear or tell feigned miracles
13 Praise|     let him go to church and hear sermons, in which if there
14 Praise| truly mine, of which alone I hear nothing. I promised, ’tis
15 Praise|    new one.” When they shall hear these things and see common
16 Praise|   you had rather behold than hear them rhetorically play the
17 Praise|    that rate they can scarce hear themselves, as if it were
18 Praise|      on some that, when they hear them, conceive they hear
19 Praise|     hear them, conceive they hear very Demosthenes and Ciceroes:
20 Praise|     wonder if any god either hear or understand, since they