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1 1 |    flown strain, whom are you praising or blaming, and to which
2 1 |    may suppose a person to be praising wheat as a good kind of
3 2 |     the brave and the coward, praising the one and censuring the
4 4 | example the lines of conduct, praising and rewarding some actions
5 5 |   that he honours his soul by praising her, and he is very ready
6 10|       be entirely mistaken in praising any one who has some special
7 11|   less; and there shall be no praising of any goods, or oath taken
8 11|    the law will never tire of praising him who gives them those