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 1 Praise|       the Muses themselves, and chiefly when they are well whittled
 2 Praise| generally most unfortunate, but chiefly in their children; Nature,
 3 Praise|       more things than one; but chiefly, the Virgin Mother, to whom
 4 Praise|     their foolish opinions; but chiefly players, fiddlers, orators,
 5 Praise|      three hard words read, but chiefly exotic and next degree to
 6 Praise|         perceive them. But then chiefly do they disdain the unhallowed
 7 Praise|       for so they call it, then chiefly rhetorical when it has least
 8 Praise|         Ciceroes: of which sort chiefly are our merchants and women,
 9 Praise|       you wise men?), but seems chiefly delighted in little children,
10 Praise|   manner the common sort of men chiefly admire those things that