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 1 Praise|       the banquets of the gods, taken a dose extraordinary.~And
 2 Praise|         lest I may seem to have taken upon me the name of goddess
 3 Praise|  a-begging. Lastly, you will be taken for an ugly fellow instead
 4 Praise|       anytime they chance to be taken, and being shut up in cages
 5 Praise|         with them that are more taken with words than things.
 6 Praise|        framed that it is rather taken with the false colors than
 7 Praise|         opinion of it is easily taken up, which yet conduces as
 8 Praise|      that new opinion they have taken up of being learned; for
 9 Praise|         had conquered Africa or taken in Babylon.~But what of
10 Praise| possible that Christ could have taken upon Him the likeness of
11 Praise|     their happiness, and are so taken up with these pleasant trifles
12 Praise|        to the gods and are only taken up with themselves, not
13 Praise|     boggle at perjury; or being taken in a lie, blush; or in the
14 Praise|  manners,” which he tells us is taken from the foolishness of
15 Praise|    whole bent of their minds is taken up with those things that
16 Praise|        better part which is not taken away by change of life,