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 1 Pref  |        make some sport with the praise of folly. But who the devil
 2 Pref  |     many pieces together on the praise of rhetoric or philosophy;
 3 Praise|                             THE PRAISE OF FOLLY~An oration, of
 4 Praise|   foolish and insolent thing to praise one’s self. Be it as foolish
 5 Praise|     that says, “He may lawfully praise himself that lives far from
 6 Praise|        vindicated to myself the praise of fortitude and industry,
 7 Praise|        I can never sufficiently praise that Pythagoras in a dunghill
 8 Praise| drunkards and children, yet the praise of it is particularly mine,
 9 Praise|         and, under the color of praise, does without offense both
10 Praise|         mutual compliments they praise, admire, and claw one another.
11 Praise|       this vain reward, to wit, praise, and that too of a very
12 Praise|  pleasant of all is to see them praise one another with reciprocal
13 Praise|        tax good princes while I praise the bad. And therefore,
14 Praise|     semblance only has got such praise from the learned. But more
15 Praise|   Besides, how absolute is that praise that Cicero gives of it! “
16 Praise|         to that justly received praise of Cicero’s which I quoted