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 1 Praise|     to be double-tongued, and believe they have done a mighty
 2 Praise|       a horse, a frog, and, I believe too, a sponge; and at last
 3 Praise|    yelps of the hounds, and I believe could pick somewhat extraordinary
 4 Praise| deformed than a baboon, shall believe himself handsomer than Homer’
 5 Praise|      by making rich old women believe they love them; both which
 6 Praise|     admire them as much? They believe presently that Virgil’s
 7 Praise|      thin and bodiless that I believe even Lynceus himself was
 8 Praise|      to meet with people that believe them.~But perhaps I had
 9 Praise|       Nor can I be brought to believe that Paul, by whose learning
10 Praise|  stuffed and stretched that I believe Jupiter’s brain was not
11 Praise|      than understanding, they believe the gods more than ordinarily
12 Praise|      them with business. They believe they have discharged all
13 Praise|     his own life, he would, I believe, be clearly ashamed of his
14 Praise|     much Christian blood, and believe they have then most apostolically
15 Praise|       thoughts had he, do you believe, than that, as I said before,
16 Praise|     also. And if you will not believe me, take his own words,
17 Praise|       that he would have them believe him a greater fool than
18 Praise|       more foolish, if we may believe that proverb of Aristotle “
19 Praise|     most corporeal and almost believe there is nothing beyond
20 Praise|    yet most of them do scarce believe, because they can’t see