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 1 Praise|         swear they composed it in three days, and that too for diversion:
 2 Praise|        old man, he returns to his three letters, A.M.O., the most
 3 Praise|        soon as he can draw two or three lines with a compass, presently
 4 Praise|        the top of every page have three hard words read, but chiefly
 5 Praise|         are furnished with two or three syllogisms, they dare boldly
 6 Praise|          long and uncut, and have three rays about the crown of
 7 Praise| conclusions, subscribed by two or three Schoolmen, be accounted
 8 Praise|         not touched a penny these three score years without two
 9 Praise|       possess to themselves those three hundred sixty-five heavens
10 Praise|         it was only declined with three cases, he said, it was a
11 Praise|  ineffable mystery, to wit, those three letters declaring to us