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 1 Praise|           I will follow that old proverb that says, “He may lawfully
 2 Praise|         according to that common proverb, “I do not like a child
 3 Praise|        no small testimony of the proverb, that says, “Folly is the
 4 Praise|        is he displeased with the proverb that gave him the surname
 5 Praise|          bear, according to that proverb of the Greeks, “An ape is
 6 Praise|         of follies, than, as the proverb goes, “to take a halter
 7 Praise|      than truth? For though that proverb of Alcibiades in Plato attributes
 8 Praise|        golden bough, as says the proverb. Among whom the grammarians
 9 Praise|     Athenians, of whom came that proverb, “His net caught fish, though
10 Praise|     first, every man allows this proverb, “That where a man wants
11 Praise|      should dissemble, the Greek proverb will answer for you, “Foul
12 Praise|         chatter at me that Greek proverb I have so often mentioned, “
13 Praise|       stand in fear of the Greek proverb) has made a construction
14 Praise|           if we may believe that proverb of Aristotle “sheepish manners,”
15 Praise|          the meantime that Greek proverb, “Sometimes a fool may speak
16 Praise| hodgepodge of words. ’Tis an old proverb, “I hate one that remembers