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 1 Praise|         gnat to an elephant. In short, I will follow that old
 2 Praise|        serious—I want breath—in short, all the public and private
 3 Praise|         exceed in courage, fall short in understanding. Unless
 4 Praise|         him buy, or sell, or in short go about any of those things
 5 Praise|     what healthful, noisome. In short, view the inside of these
 6 Praise|         for what nature cut him short in other things. As if this
 7 Praise|        hopes of future good. In short, they are not disturbed
 8 Praise|      certain magical charms and short prayers invented by some
 9 Praise|       the way to amend them. In short, it makes every man the
10 Praise|     Peter to pay Paul, and in a short time becomes bankrupt. Another
11 Praise|    where he has no business. In short, if a man like Menippus
12 Praise| creature raises, and yet in how short a time it comes to nothing
13 Praise|  tumblers, though yet they come short of them in every respect.
14 Praise|         over his head, who in a short time will call him to account
15 Praise|     grooms, so many bankers: in short, that vast multitude of
16 Praise|        he adds the word bravem, short, perhaps to help out the
17 Praise|      death above all things; in short, they seem senseless to