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1 Praise|     the more they conduce to human life, which, if it were
2 Praise|   oversights, and chances of human life, and how is it possible
3 Praise| neither is there anything in human life that is not a kind
4 Praise|  first ’tis evident that all human things, like Alcibiades’
5 Praise|    delight and relish of all human society.~But ’tis a sad
6 Praise|     obscurity and variety of human affairs that nothing can
7 Praise|  sacrifices are mingled with human blood. Then do I conceive
8 Praise|      great directress of all human affairs, and myself are
9 Praise|      interpreters understand human nature, and by the sun,