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 1 Pref  |      which comes so near the word Moriae (folly) as you are
 2 Praise|  those that are slain, not a word of them; and for the rest,
 3 Praise|  extolled to the skies. In a word, this folly is that that
 4 Praise|   swim in pleasure, and in a word are happy, by my courtesy.
 5 Praise|   the advice of Pallas? In a word he was too wise, and by
 6 Praise|      worm-eaten manuscript a word not commonly known—as suppose
 7 Praise|     if another do but slip a word and one more quick-sighted
 8 Praise|   that never heard the least word from their masters concerning
 9 Praise|    dallying with women. In a word, ’tis their only care that
10 Praise|  letters, syllables, and the word itself; then from the coherence
11 Praise|     mathematically split the word Jesus into two equal parts
12 Praise|      Your Magnificence; in a word that they are past all shame
13 Praise|      their name, or what the word bishop signifies, to wit,
14 Praise|   the commonwealth, and in a word, flourish every way. For
15 Praise|      and whereas he adds the word bravem, short, perhaps to
16 Praise|    And to this, as under the word “sword” he conceives to
17 Praise|    say, fools. For the Greek word for babes is fools, which
18 Praise|      which he opposes to the word wise men. To this appertains
19 Praise| Sometimes a fool may speak a word in season,” unless perhaps