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 1 Praise|    they would make it, so they confess it proper: and what can
 2 Praise|      and are willing enough to confess my bounty, yet not one of
 3 Praise|      him harbor, though I must confess there wanted little but
 4 Praise| self-love; though here, I must confess, I speak foolishly, it being
 5 Praise|        it, does he not plainly confess that wisdom is a great obstacle
 6 Praise|        on the other side as to confess that this is to act a part
 7 Praise|  pieces. Subtly argued, I must confess, but as Socrates in Plato
 8 Praise|      all occasions— he, I must confess, would be thought to come
 9 Praise|       A pleasant thing, I must confess, did it not for the most
10 Praise|  Jeremiah in his tenth chapter confess it, saying, “Every man is
11 Praise|        And does he not plainly confess as much, Chapter 7, “The
12 Praise|        men.” Though yet I must confess that origin upon the place