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1 Praise|      in this strange dress, be pleased to lend me your ears, and
2 Praise|       to her, that was as well pleased and contented with glass
3 Praise| without these bachelors too be pleased to give him his grace. And
4 Praise|      gods more than ordinarily pleased with their braying. And
5 Praise|     Christ will be well enough pleased if in their mystical and
6 Praise|     may seem to have foolishly pleased myself only, or that the
7 Praise|        brute beasts he is best pleased with those that have least
8 Praise|    upon an ass when, if he had pleased, he might have bestrode
9 Praise| impertinently than I ought, be pleased to consider that not only