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 1 Praise|     I am disposed awhile to play the sophist with you; not
 2 Praise|  whence it is that the gods play the fool with the greater
 3 Praise|   what else does she do but play the fool twice, as if a
 4 Praise|     the whole design of the play, but deserve himself to
 5 Praise|    they are not only merry, play, sing, and laugh themselves,
 6 Praise|   fellows and half blind to play with spectacles? Nay, and
 7 Praise|    epistles. And while they play the fool at this rate in
 8 Praise|   friends, and now and then play at football. And with these
 9 Praise| than hear them rhetorically play the fool in their preachments,
10 Praise| were changing a part in the play, they bolt out with some
11 Praise|  blessing and cursing, they play the parts of bishops. To
12 Praise|     Tis a pleasant thing to play the fool in the right season;”
13 Praise|  suitable, perhaps, while I play the divine and make my way