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 1 Praise|       of her eye, is Philantia, Self-love; she with the smiling countenance,
 2 Praise|        my friend and companion, Self-love, be present with it? Nor
 3 Praise|     further abridged in this my Self-love, that no man is ashamed
 4 Praise| recompensed it with the more of self-love; though here, I must confess,
 5 Praise|       by means of this pleasant self-love they live a happy life.
 6 Praise|         kind of men, as if this self-love had not the same effect
 7 Praise|         arts? Forasmuch as this self-love is so natural to them all
 8 Praise|    without it, a kind of common self-love. And hence is it that the
 9 Praise|      how much satisfaction this Self-love, who has a sister also not
10 Praise|          begets everywhere; for self-love is no more than the soothing