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 1 Praise|     no doubt, that they that understand their meaning will like
 2 Praise|    by how much the less they understand it. Nor is this way of ours
 3 Praise|  that they may be thought to understand more than the rest of their
 4 Praise|      shall in the next place understand how far my deity extends,
 5 Praise|   few there are that rightly understand of what great advantage
 6 Praise|    no further design than to understand one another? What use of
 7 Praise|   that they thrive best that understand no more than what Nature
 8 Praise|   one of their own tribe can understand them, they call it heights
 9 Praise|     tis they mean, unless he understand nothing at all; nor will
10 Praise|    if any god either hear or understand, since they do neither themselves,
11 Praise|     by the moon interpreters understand human nature, and by the
12 Praise|   man like himself? For so I understand that in his tenth chapter, “
13 Praise|    err than follow them that understand the tongues, though they
14 Praise| multitude, whereby we are to understand that there was no small
15 Praise|     foretell things to come, understand tongues and letters they