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 1 Praise| crabbed, unpleasant, insipid, troublesome, unless it be seasoned with
 2 Praise|   pleasure in another that is troublesome to himself? I think no one
 3 Praise| either with morose silence or troublesome disputes. Take him out to
 4 Praise|      wise fool, with how many troublesome cares your mind is continually
 5 Praise|      rigorous to himself, and troublesome and hateful to others; broken
 6 Praise|   only clears the mind of its troublesome cares but renders it more
 7 Praise|      next render him the more troublesome and less confident, and
 8 Praise|    austerity, or a morose and troublesome peevishness, as Horace calls
 9 Praise|   would he not live a sad and troublesome life? Whereas now they do
10 Praise|       and a thousand the like troublesome exercises. Nor is this least
11 Praise|       to instruct the people, troublesome; to interpret the Scripture,