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 1 Pref  |           both can and delight to carry yourself to all men a man
 2 Praise|           those ears, I mean, you carry to church, but abroad with
 3 Praise|          no counterfeit, nor do I carry one thing in my looks and
 4 Praise| Alcibiades’ Sileni or rural gods, carry a double face, but not the
 5 Praise|     infamy, villainy, ill reports carry no more hurt in them than
 6 Praise|         with the same breath, and carry a far different meaning
 7 Praise|         ll betake me to them that carry the reputation of wise men
 8 Praise|         their offices, which they carry about them, rather by tale
 9 Praise|   stoutest ships would be able to carry; another brags he has not
10 Praise|           sufficient provision to carry it on. As if Christ having
11 Praise|          be this, that as princes carry a suspicious eye upon those