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 1 Pref  |      which makes me the more admire the tender ears of the men
 2 Praise|    and they that do not will admire it the more by how much
 3 Praise|      of our friends, nay, to admire and esteem them for virtues,
 4 Praise|      ass, nor he that should admire an insipid poem as excellent
 5 Praise|   while they that hem him in admire it with silence, as some
 6 Praise|      are they less fools who admire these beasts as if they
 7 Praise| ill-pointed piece, he should admire the work as believing it
 8 Praise| their flattering friars that admire them and give them openly
 9 Praise|  there wants not others that admire them as much? They believe
10 Praise|     compliments they praise, admire, and claw one another. Whereas
11 Praise|   common sort of men chiefly admire those things that are most