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 1 Pref  |     you; inasmuch as you are wont to be delighted with such
 2 Praise|    with you, such as you are wont to prick up to jugglers,
 3 Praise| world, as other children are wont, with crying; but straight
 4 Praise|      as the poets’ gods were wont to assist such as were dying
 5 Praise|  saying, “That age, which is wont to render other men wiser,
 6 Praise|   wanton country people were wont to bedaub him with new wine
 7 Praise|    whom heretofore they were wont to have their shares, till
 8 Praise|     Jupiter was now and then wont. To how many misfortunes
 9 Praise|    their ill-gotten goods is wont to fall to their share.
10 Praise|      in that manner they are wont. But this they have in common
11 Praise|    in it, are the tragedians wont to call boys and striplings.
12 Praise| retainers and dependents are wont in a more special manner
13 Praise|      less proud, than he was wont, that the spirit, being