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1 Pref  |  client, though the cause many times be none of the best? Farewell,
2 Praise|        the rhetoricians of our times, who think themselves in
3 Praise|    they have seen it a hundred times before. And if any of them
4 Praise|     while sometimes war, other times pestilence, sweeps off many
5 Praise|     and controversies of those times were rude and blockish in
6 Praise| question in divinity, and many times relating neither to earth
7 Praise|       blind the doctors of our times and smoke out their eyes
8 Praise|         And when he had sundry times, one after another, thundered
9 Praise|      them not to inquire after times and seasons, to wit, that