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 1 Praise|        that is to say, folly. Divines are half starved, naturalists
 2 Praise|      not sin, for so hold the divines. And now tell me, you wise
 3 Praise|     approved even by our very divines? Unless perhaps I should
 4 Praise|      had better pass over our divines in silence and not stir
 5 Praise|     our great and illuminated divines, as the world calls them!
 6 Praise|   deal with these new kind of divines, had needed to have prayed
 7 Praise| original sin as have done our divines? Peter received the keys,
 8 Praise|       cause, since even among divines themselves there are some
 9 Praise|      the great prerogative of divines, if they only have the privilege
10 Praise|       the common privilege of divines to stretch heaven, that