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 1 Praise|          he returns to his three letters, A.M.O., the most unhappy
 2 Praise|         now tell me, what higher letters of recommendation have they
 3 Praise|       philosophy or one given to letters. To the truth of which I
 4 Praise|        dancing, and writing love letters. These things are laughed
 5 Praise|        touching the invention of letters.~Sciences therefore crept
 6 Praise|         the only masters of good letters and eloquence, and flatter
 7 Praise|        ancient monument with the letters half eaten out; O Jupiter!
 8 Praise| confounded than a labyrinth, and letters disposed one against the
 9 Praise|    written other than in capital letters; and if anyone should preposterously
10 Praise|         new way, to wit from the letters, syllables, and the word
11 Praise|        there lay hidden in those letters whatever could be said of
12 Praise|     mystery, to wit, those three letters declaring to us that he
13 Praise|           understand tongues and letters they never learned before,