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 1 Pref  |   if they please, let them suppose I played at tables for my
 2 Praise|    the others’ life, we’ll suppose it prattling. Add to this
 3 Praise|    advantages.~Go to then. Suppose a man in some lofty high
 4 Praise|    mischiefs spring; we’ll suppose it devils, for so the name
 5 Praise|    have left them?~And now suppose some merchant, soldier,
 6 Praise|  or more to happiness. For suppose a man were eating rotten
 7 Praise| word not commonly known—as suppose it bubsequa for a cowherd,
 8 Praise| the common people. And now suppose someone, such as they sometimes
 9 Praise|    by the same knot, we’ll suppose it a perfect knowledge of
10 Praise|  of madness.~And therefore suppose that Plato dreamed of somewhat