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1 Pref  |        own part, let other men judge of what I have written;
2 Praise|       to Folly; inasmuch as we judge a wise man from a fool by
3 Praise|     truth, the other what they judge most seasonable for the
4 Praise|       he is mad; and if I were judge in the case, he should be
5 Praise|     some merchant, soldier, or judge, out of so many rapines,
6 Praise|       most enrich the dilatory judge or corrupt advocate. One
7 Praise|      by whose learning you may judge the rest, would have so
8 Praise| counterfeit the fool.” And now judge yourselves what an excellent
9 Praise|    that a great many men would judge it no better, especially