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 1 Praise|         the father of gods and king of men at whose very beck
 2 Praise|      our feasts, as choosing a king, throwing dice, drinking
 3 Praise|      by a grim seignior; now a king, and presently a peasant;
 4 Praise|      now off in the robes of a king put on the rags of a beggar.
 5 Praise|        only free man, and only king; in brief, the only man
 6 Praise|        found out, as that wise king in Plato argues touching
 7 Praise| philosopher, a man, a woman, a king, a private man, a fish,
 8 Praise|      beggar conceive himself a king. And yet this kind of madness,
 9 Praise|    jeopardy of, that that True King is over his head, who in
10 Praise|    them that they can call the king master, have learned the
11 Praise|    another? Nor was this great king ashamed of the name when