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 1 Praise|     sprung, with the Muses’ good leave I’ll do my endeavor to satisfy
 2 Praise|          I think it high time to leave the gods to themselves,
 3 Praise|          they are not willing to leave this life, even then when
 4 Praise|          now by my courtesy they leave all this care to the gods
 5 Praise|       were, they would willingly leave it and live a laborious,
 6 Praise|       requires their pains, they leave that to Peter and Paul that
 7 Praise|        they again to others, and leave all study of piety to the
 8 Praise| theologians that they’ll give us leave to do it without offense.
 9 Praise|        porcupine or hedgehog, to leave his scorebone awhile and
10 Praise|         you so very a fool as to leave jewels and gold in the street?
11 Praise|    thought when he wrote this, I leave it to them to discuss; for
12 Praise|        not be lawful for them to leave their inn unless they were
13 Praise|         an epilogue, but give me leave to tell you you are mistaken