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 1 Praise|  Muses’ good leave I’ll do my endeavor to satisfy you. But yet
 2 Praise|      disguise upon Nature, or endeavor to bring her to that she
 3 Praise|  imperfect, unless perhaps we endeavor to leap over those bounds
 4 Praise|    and being shut up in cages endeavor to imitate our speaking, ’
 5 Praise|   they worship; however, they endeavor to make him their friend
 6 Praise|    thing itself a man’s whole endeavor is required, be it never
 7 Praise| manner of living, nor do they endeavor how they may be like Christ,
 8 Praise|   women, whose ears only they endeavor to please, because as to
 9 Praise|    should the more diligently endeavor and set a watch over himself,
10 Praise|     of Christ, if they should endeavor to imitate His life, to
11 Praise|      great noise of some that endeavor to peck out the crows’ eyes;