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 1 Praise|          in a manner gods if like horse leeches they can but appear
 2 Praise|           emblem of pulling off a horse’s tail hair by hair? Or
 3 Praise|         he would call the warlike horse unfortunate, because he
 4 Praise|     wrestler. And therefore, as a horse that has no skill in grammar
 5 Praise|        like republic? Whereas the horse, that comes so near man
 6 Praise|          a private man, a fish, a horse, a frog, and, I believe
 7 Praise|           and a St. George, whose horse most religiously set out
 8 Praise| understands music no more than my horse, and for his voice as hoarse
 9 Praise|      jesters, fools, gambols, and horse tricks. In the meantime
10 Praise|            He rides Sejanus’s his horse;” and “gold of Toulouse,”