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 1 Praise|       their heads some thirty years about an oration and at
 2 Praise|     one has more wrinkles and years upon his head than the other?
 3 Praise|      they may pass over a few years in feeding their foolish
 4 Praise| mistake demonstrate its ages, years, months, days, hours, minutes,
 5 Praise| master of them all, and sixty years of age, who, laying by all
 6 Praise|      himself for above twenty years in the study of grammar,
 7 Praise|       it to friends, and nine years in correcting, yet never
 8 Praise|       at least six and thirty years in the philosophical and
 9 Praise|       penny these three score years without two pair of gloves
10 Praise|    has lived these fifty-five years like a sponge, continually
11 Praise|     with another, some eighty years of age, and such a divine
12 Praise|    their hours, days, months, years, age slide away without