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1 2 | pleasure? Shall we say that glory and fame, coming from Gods
2 5 |     otherwise; he sells her glory and honour for a small piece
3 5 |     Speaking generally, our glory is to follow the better
4 5 |  virtue, and diminishes her glory as far as in him lies. Now
5 9 |  ways of their father, have glory, and let honourable mention
6 10| other unfortunate will ever glory in escaping, and which the
7 12|  time of peace, procuring a glory which shall be the converse
8 12|  superintend, and let it be glory to him to manage with fairness
9 12|    will obtain the greatest glory; or at any rate you will