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 1 Praise|          she with those staring eyes, moving here and there,
 2 Praise|      the like stuff, unless our eyes and ears, nay whole mind,
 3 Praise|       thing that entertains the eyes of the spectators. And what
 4 Praise|       himself, but has a lynx’s eyes upon others; measures everything
 5 Praise|       leanness, crassness, sore eyes, and an old age and death
 6 Praise|     neither he that having weak eyes should take a mule for an
 7 Praise|   Another’s jealousy keeps more eyes on her than Argos. Another
 8 Praise|         complexion, weakness of eyes or rather blindness, poverty,
 9 Praise|     they cast a mist before the eyes of the ignorant. Nor is
10 Praise|         without a Lynceus whose eyes could look through a stone
11 Praise|      quick-sighted before whose eyes they can’t cast a mist?~
12 Praise|       wit, all the sight of his eyes being run into the sharpness
13 Praise|        he is but one, all men’s eyes are upon him, and in his
14 Praise| endeavor to peck out the crows’ eyes; that is, to blind the doctors
15 Praise|       times and smoke out their eyes with new annotations; among
16 Praise|         can’t see it with their eyes. On the contrary, the others