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1 Pref  |       better grace than so to discourse of trifles as a man may
2 Praise|  according to Homer, Nestor’s discourse was pleasanter than honey,
3 Praise|    with himself, what foolish discourse and odd gambols pass between
4 Praise|   flatterer, whose ridiculous discourse may put by the gravity of
5 Praise|    gravity. Let him fall into discourse, and he shall make more
6 Praise|       and expresses it in his discourse; while the wise men’s are
7 Praise|    next place, if they are to discourse of charity, they take their
8 Praise|     more plainly. And in this discourse did this most superlative
9 Praise| before their death, that they discourse in strain above mortality