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14. It is nought, it is nought, saith the buyer: but when he is gone his way, then he boast∣eth.
14. The buyer sometimes is as unjust and deceitfull as the seller (v. 10.) for when he cheapens a commodity, he disparages it to such a de∣gree, as if he thought it no∣thing worth: but having pur∣chased it, upon his own terms, he goes away and brags how
subtil he was; and laughs at the simplicity of him that sold it, at so vile a rate. See Arg. [h]