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 1 Capt|    mathematics on the walls, they take them to the readings of
 2 Capt|      explain everything.~For some take physical exercise or busy
 3 Capt|          the science of war. They take care that the accounts of
 4 Capt|           cannons, and which they take into battle upon mules and
 5 Capt| consultation. It is their wont to take out with them a body of
 6 Capt|        they who were the first to take to flight are in no way
 7 Capt|           of the enemy's city and take their lives. All these things
 8 Capt|         City of the Sun refuse to take money, but in importing
 9 Capt|         four bands of soldiers to take care of the fields, and
10 Capt|           men whose duty it is to take care of and guard the guests.
11 Capt|      digestible kind of food, and take three meals a day, eating
12 Capt|       After their tenth year they take it diluted with water, and
13 Capt|        But it is rarely that they take purgative medicines. Fevers
14 Capt|         to their own wishes. They take more diligent pains to cure
15 Capt|        changed into another. They take special care that no one
16 Capt|     achievement. The celebrations take place with the music of
17 Capt|        Philolaus before him. They take great pains in endeavoring