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 1 Pref  |   other cavil, of biting. This liberty was ever permitted to all
 2 Pref  |       offense, as long as this liberty does not run into licentiousness;
 3 Praise|      the fool with the greater liberty and more content to themselves “
 4 Praise|      too wisely vindicated its liberty, quite overthrew it. Add
 5 Praise|       of the way, as pleasure, liberty, flattery, excess; for which
 6 Praise| pleasure, a hater of learning, liberty, and justice, studying nothing
 7 Praise| anything, so they may have the liberty of turning laws, religion,
 8 Praise|       the monks that have more liberty on those that have less;
 9 Praise|    doctors may be allowed this liberty, you may the more reasonably
10 Praise|        mind, being somewhat at liberty from the infection of the