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 1 Pref  |          you I ever found in your company; than which, let me perish
 2 Praise|         put by the gravity of the company. For to what purpose were
 3 Praise|         feast and he’ll spoil the company, either with morose silence
 4 Praise|          does, or run with it for company. But this is foolish, you’
 5 Praise|  presuming on this, that he had a company of sturdy servants about
 6 Praise|          hires others to bear him company to make it more ridiculous.
 7 Praise| slaughterhouses—grown old among a company of boys, deaf with their
 8 Praise|         themselves in frighting a company of fearful boys with a thundering
 9 Praise|    foolishness of the cross and a company of fat apostles, not much
10 Praise|           that there was no small company of them.~But not to run
11 Praise|         and cast him out of their company. In like manner the common