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 1 Pref  |     if I am not mistaken, nor altogether insipid, and in the whole
 2 Pref  |   that the reader that is not altogether thick-skulled may reap more
 3 Pref  |   have praised folly, but not altogether foolishly. And now to say
 4 Praise|      like mosaic work, though altogether by head and shoulders and
 5 Praise|  itself also. Which also were altogether insupportable did not I
 6 Praise|   great an evil.~But why do I altogether spend my breath in speaking
 7 Praise|      life of man might not be altogether disconsolate and hard to
 8 Praise| Though yet in this he was not altogether a fool, that he refused
 9 Praise|       perhaps they may not be altogether so mad as the other, for
10 Praise|      is visible, unless it be altogether contemptible, than of those