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 1 Pref  |    kind with more freedom and greater sharpness, not sparing sometimes
 2 Praise|     men wiser, makes them the greater fools.” And yet there is
 3 Praise|       the surname of fool, “A greater fool than Bacchus;” which
 4 Praise|   gods play the fool with the greater liberty and more content
 5 Praise|  perpetual youth. Again, what greater thing do they wish in their
 6 Praise|     the youngest, that have a greater kindness for the pot than
 7 Praise|        but you shall hear yet greater things. Will he, I pray,
 8 Praise| please his like, ’tis yet the greater number; one that is kind
 9 Praise|       of the two, and had the greater need of hellebore, that
10 Praise|    the more ’tis admired, the greater number being ever tickled
11 Praise|       they will have with the greater number, that is to say all
12 Praise|       Schoolmen, be accounted greater than Solon’s laws and preferred
13 Praise|       have them believe him a greater fool than the rest, but
14 Praise|   right. Not any of them make greater account of those smatterers
15 Praise|  apostles, I shall seem yet a greater fool by esteeming myself
16 Praise|      of the mind, some have a greater commerce with the body than
17 Praise|       another, by so much the greater is his pleasure. And then,
18 Praise|     this it shall do with the greater ease because heretofore,