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 1 Pref  |   the argument may offend to consider that mine is not the first
 2 Praise|      to it did she seriously consider either the peril of child-bearing
 3 Praise|     will deny, that does but consider with himself, what foolish
 4 Praise|    things seem ridiculous to consider with themselves whether
 5 Praise| please only a few?~And now I consider it, Nature has planted,
 6 Praise|     tis worth one’s while to consider how they please themselves
 7 Praise|     words? And again, if you consider the world, by how few understood,
 8 Praise| hellebore, so little do they consider where ’tis they run out.
 9 Praise|      and parricide. He would consider that he that takes a scepter
10 Praise|     For if any of them would consider what their Albe should put
11 Praise|     kind should anyone truly consider, would he not live a sad
12 Praise|     I say, did they but duly consider, they would not be so ambitious
13 Praise|      of life, or should they consider what the name pope, that
14 Praise|     would only desire you to consider this, that if so great doctors
15 Praise|  which if you expect proofs, consider first that boys, old men,
16 Praise|     give any offense, rather consider my matter. And first, the
17 Praise|     into the heart of man to consider what God has provided for
18 Praise|  than I ought, be pleased to consider that not only Folly but