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1 Pref  |        understanding reader will easily perceive my endeavors herein
2 Praise|          it; or if they do, they easily neglect it. If a stone fall
3 Praise|         but the opinion of it is easily taken up, which yet conduces
4 Praise|    ingratitude; yet because I am easily to be entreated, I take
5 Praise|        lives of men, and it will easily appear not only how much
6 Praise|       ones, from whence we shall easily conjecture the rest. For
7 Praise| distinctions, with which they so easily cut all knots asunder that