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 1 Praise|     frolic and hearty a laughter given me your applause, that in
 2 Praise|       that, when they are wholly given up to my party, are yet
 3 Praise|      come to the purpose: I have given you my name, but what epithet
 4 Praise|        the contrary Folly, to be given up to the will of our passions,
 5 Praise|   smatterer in philosophy or one given to letters. To the truth
 6 Praise|          kind of men that are so given up to the study of wisdom
 7 Praise|    surnames, those divine honors given to a man of no reputation,
 8 Praise|         And then for his mind so given up to vice, ’tis a shame
 9 Praise|        them, the second place is given to our law-drivers, if not
10 Praise| privilege it seems the gods have given them to refresh the pensiveness
11 Praise|        blessing which Nature has given fools, that they are the
12 Praise|      which faculty the gods have given only to fools. And for the
13 Praise| forasmuch as my friend Aldus has given us above five, not passing
14 Praise|         full of words and not so given to scolding that they most
15 Praise|        sober and grave and least given to noise. And therefore
16 Praise|     minding nothing but his own, given up to pleasure, a hater
17 Praise|        there be any credit to be given to St. Jerome that was master