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 1 Praise|        much the less it lives, till it comes to the burden of
 2 Praise|     wont to have their shares, till in one of their angry humors
 3 Praise|     can do, may call out to us till she be hoarse again and
 4 Praise|     and make a hideous clamor, till at last being wearied, he
 5 Praise|       are enough to spoil all, till like Cato he take an occasion
 6 Praise|        their respective parts, till the property-man brings
 7 Praise| knowing either measure or end, till at last, reduced to the
 8 Praise|     they may cheat themselves, till, having spent all, there
 9 Praise|      he might but live so long till he could certainly determine
10 Praise|   shall determine the victory, till each goes off conqueror,
11 Praise|  sputter about terms and words till they have quite lost the
12 Praise|        in one dinner by eating till he cracks again; another
13 Praise|        give over their barking till you throw the dogs a bone.
14 Praise|     you than I can. They sleep till noon and have their mercenary