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 1 Pref  |       the more admire the tender ears of the men of this age,
 2 Praise|          pleased to lend me your ears, and I’ll tell you; not
 3 Praise|         I’ll tell you; not those ears, I mean, you carry to church,
 4 Praise|       all their hypocrisy Midas’ ears will discover their master.
 5 Praise|        like the ass, shake their ears, that they may be thought
 6 Praise|       stuff, unless our eyes and ears, nay whole mind, were likewise
 7 Praise| sometimes “to grate their tender ears with smart truths;” but
 8 Praise|        But, someone may say, the ears of princes are strangers
 9 Praise|        they tickle their itching ears. And these serve not only
10 Praise|  presently awake, prick up their ears and gape after it. In like
11 Praise|       lest setting them about my ears, they attack me by troops
12 Praise|         satisfy some theological ears, he took a new way, to wit
13 Praise|       and beat into the people’s ears those magnificent titles
14 Praise|       merchants and women, whose ears only they endeavor to please,
15 Praise|        it might not relish their ears as being spoken with too