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 1 Praise|      appear before you in this strange dress, be pleased to lend
 2 Praise| bewitching siren? And yet ’tis strange it should be so condemned
 3 Praise|     imitate our speaking, ’tis strange how they degenerate from
 4 Praise|         or that it should seem strange why they are preferred before
 5 Praise|      tell feigned miracles and strange lies and are never weary
 6 Praise|      however they begin, use a strange contention of voice in every
 7 Praise|        it ought not to seem so strange if after so long and intimate
 8 Praise|     Africa; To the unknown and strange Gods.” And according to
 9 Praise|   reason why it should seem so strange when Saint Paul imputes
10 Praise|       you must not think it so strange if the apostles seemed to