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1 Praise|        is not so much a thing of art, as the very life of every
2 Praise| ridiculous, the painter with his art contemptible, and the physician
3 Praise|  attempted without my motion, or art brought to perfection without
4 Praise|        is least adulterated with art.~Go to then, don’t you find
5 Praise|    nature than the adulteries of art.~In like manner I can never
6 Praise|        could define according to art what that is which we call
7 Praise|        have written touching the art of good speaking? Good God!
8 Praise|          look upon as a piece of art. Here they erect their theological