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 1 Praise|  praises, that is to say, mere lies; and yet, composing themselves
 2 Praise|  decrepitness as much as in me lies by bringing them back to
 3 Praise|       together with his rider “lies biting the earth;” not to
 4 Praise|     others, as much as in them lies, to the same happiness.
 5 Praise|   feigned miracles and strange lies and are never weary of any
 6 Praise|     public honors, and another lies sleeping in a chimney corner.
 7 Praise| perceive a ditch or block that lies in their way, for that perhaps
 8 Praise|      in which they fancy there lies as much as in the Jews’ “
 9 Praise|     himself how great a burden lies upon his shoulders that
10 Praise|        if anywhere, this piety lies buried, but yet so close
11 Praise|        applies itself, in that lies its force. But holy men,