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 1 Praise|         poets’ gods, with which heaven is so thwacked and thronged,
 2 Praise|       speaking of mortals? View heaven round, and let him that
 3 Praise|        the greatest blessing of heaven, if it be mixed with affectation?
 4 Praise|         as it were dropped from heaven, should start up and cry,
 5 Praise|      inquiry of what was beyond heaven, that madness never came
 6 Praise|       be omitted. Nor do I beat heaven and earth together if, when
 7 Praise|  worship and most acceptable to heaven! Besides why should I desire
 8 Praise|       them up into some part of heaven that has better prospect
 9 Praise|        moon, the stars, nay and heaven itself, as it were, with
10 Praise|         they dwelt in the third heaven, they look with haughtiness
11 Praise|       the body of Christ has in heaven from that of the cross,
12 Praise|         Atlas that he supported heaven with his shoulders, they
13 Praise|         men that they think one heaven is too poor a reward for
14 Praise|   relating neither to earth nor heaven, and this they look upon
15 Praise| privilege of divines to stretch heaven, that is Holy Writ, like