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1 Praise|        will be taken for an ugly fellow instead of youthful, and
2 Praise|          trice again an ordinary fellow. But to discover this were
3 Praise|         but that, like a cunning fellow and one that was his craft’
4 Praise|      whereas if some scurvy wise fellow should step up and speak
5 Praise| superabundantly happy? As when a fellow, more deformed than a baboon,
6 Praise|           And such was that rich fellow in Seneca, who whenever
7 Praise|         you find one half-witted fellow, nay or so much as one-quarter
8 Praise|       and encomiums; fools their fellow fools, and dunces their
9 Praise|          argument; a crabbed old fellow, and one whose supercilious