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 1 Pref  |        Moriae (folly) as you are far from the thing. And that
 2 Praise|        praise himself that lives far from neighbors.” Though,
 3 Praise|        next place understand how far my deity extends, and what
 4 Praise|       name?—of which they are so far from being ashamed, they
 5 Praise|     Pallas. And lastly, he is so far from desiring to be accounted
 6 Praise|       that chaste Diana shall so far forget her sex as to be
 7 Praise|         s no man but would be so far from enduring another that
 8 Praise|         and ideas, measuring how far a flea could leap, and admiring
 9 Praise|      hear me, I beseech you, how far they are from it that yet
10 Praise|        or base, because he is so far removed from virtue that
11 Praise|          more they desire it; so far are they from being sensible
12 Praise|          men, they should yet so far forget their condition as
13 Praise|         same breath, and carry a far different meaning in their
14 Praise|      much wide of it, who was so far made that he would sit by
15 Praise|      time after time they are so far drawn on with the hopes
16 Praise| knowledge himself. They baptized far and near, and yet taught
17 Praise|      things of this life, was so far now from having them go
18 Praise|         them.~But not to run too far in that which is infinite.
19 Praise|       kind of madness and folly; far be it that my words should
20 Praise|        eternal happiness, yet it far surpasses all worldly delight,