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 1 Praise|        life of man subject? How miserable, to say no worse, our birth,
 2 Praise| Aristophanes, “Nasty, crumpled, miserable, shriveled, bald, toothless,
 3 Praise|   opposing it and saying ’tis a miserable thing for a man to be foolish,
 4 Praise|         why they should call it miserable, I see no reason; forasmuch
 5 Praise|       And nothing can be called miserable that suits with its kind,
 6 Praise|      cheese-cakes; and the bull miserable, because he’d make so ill
 7 Praise|         skill in grammar is not miserable, no more is man in this
 8 Praise|       that no creature was more miserable than man, for that all other
 9 Praise|    pattern of wisdom, Ulysses, “miserable;” Paris, Ajax, and Achilles
10 Praise|       other side seem as little miserable as is possible who come
11 Praise|        say that nothing is more miserable than madness. But folly
12 Praise|          For all madness is not miserable, or Horace had never called
13 Praise|          Nay rather, he is most miserable that is not so. For they
14 Praise|      whom nothing would be more miserable, nothing more perplexed,
15 Praise|      stench a perfume, and that miserable slavery a kingdom, and such
16 Praise|     anything that could be more miserable did not I support them so