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1 Praise|    only done everywhere but laughed at too; yet as ridiculous
2 Praise|     kept in quiet. A man is laughed at, when seeing his wife
3 Praise|     to come down again well laughed at for his pains. Though
4 Praise|   letters. These things are laughed at as foolish, as indeed
5 Praise|   out of heart, astrologers laughed at, and logicians slighted;
6 Praise|  out. Nay, I have sometimes laughed myself to see them so tower
7 Praise| must be put to death.” Some laughed, and yet there wanted not
8 Praise|    error, so they in return laughed at him as a doting fool