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1 Praise| said so much, as if my very looks were not sufficient to inform
2 Praise|     I carry one thing in my looks and another in my breast.
3 Praise| Kolakia, Flattery; she that looks as if she were half asleep
4 Praise|    forked thunder and those looks wherewith he conquered the
5 Praise|   the theatre, and his very looks are enough to spoil all,
6 Praise|  great thing whom the world looks upon for a god and I know
7 Praise|     he both shows it in his looks and expresses it in his
8 Praise|    thundering voice and big looks, tormenting them with ferules,
9 Praise|      a very Callimachus. He looks upon Tully as nothing to