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 1 Praise|        ears will discover their master. A most ungrateful generation
 2 Praise|  governors, nor the servant his master, nor the master his footman,
 3 Praise|     servant his master, nor the master his footman, nor the scholar
 4 Praise|  concerned common life. But his master being in danger of his head,
 5 Praise|    either wish or endure such a master? Nay, who had not rather
 6 Praise|        one that was his craft’s master, he did nothing without
 7 Praise|         his wife, and so good a master to his servants that if
 8 Praise|      other, and to swear by his master’s brazen helmet is an oath
 9 Praise|         believing it some great master’s hand, were he not much
10 Praise| philosopher, a physician, a man master of them all, and sixty years
11 Praise|        might be expected from a master, they do not presently condemn
12 Praise|     that they can call the king master, have learned the cringe
13 Praise|      among men became at last a master of their language.~But to
14 Praise|    given to St. Jerome that was master of five tongues. Such was
15 Praise|        and for that cause their master defines philosophy to be