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 1 Praise|  companion, Oblivion? Nay, even Venus herself, notwithstanding
 2 Praise|   grandfather Tithon. I am that Venus by whose favor Phaon became
 3 Praise|    think of anything sober? Why Venus ever in her prime, but because
 4 Praise|        she is called the golden Venus; and lastly, ever laughing,
 5 Praise|       child is more lovely than Venus? What is this, I say, but
 6 Praise|         us how by splitting one Venus and one Cupid to make two
 7 Praise|       stand in competition with Venus, is it not the same as if
 8 Praise| everywhere. Beauty, the gift of Venus, happens to few; and to
 9 Praise|   Phoebus at Rhodes; at Cyprus, Venus; at Argos, Juno; at Athens,
10 Praise|     jest here and there; but, O Venus! so void of wit and so little