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 1 Pref  |            before you things rather ridiculous than dishonest. And now,
 2 Praise|            out of that little, odd, ridiculous May-game came the supercilious
 3 Praise|           to correct them. For what ridiculous stuff is there which that
 4 Praise|            buffoon flatterer, whose ridiculous discourse may put by the
 5 Praise|          but laughed at too; yet as ridiculous as they are, they make society
 6 Praise|          the poet and all his Muses ridiculous, the painter with his art
 7 Praise| philosophical oration? Least. But a ridiculous and childish fable of the
 8 Praise|           of his white hind? Or his ridiculous emblem of pulling off a
 9 Praise|           to whom these things seem ridiculous to consider with themselves
10 Praise|          and yet ’tis a foolish and ridiculous sight to see some addicted
11 Praise|             company to make it more ridiculous. Another weeps over his
12 Praise|             their petty ceremonies, ridiculous trifles, and noise exercise
13 Praise|           tragical furniture into a ridiculous laughingstock.~And as to