Interlocutor

 1 Capt|     meaning of the pictures, and boys are accustomed to learn
 2 Capt|     before their third year, the boys learn the language and the
 3 Capt|      trial, I pray you, of these boys."~In this matter I was struck
 4 Capt|        and at the trial of their boys, who did not understand
 5 Capt| pasturage; sometimes the band of boys does one thing, sometimes
 6 Capt|          more, and of a truth to boys also. But the women have
 7 Capt|         the peculiar work of the boys and girls under twenty to
 8 Capt|      distribute something to the boys at the table who have shown
 9 Capt|    advanced in age. By these the boys are trained after their
10 Capt|          out with them a body of boys, armed and on horses, so
11 Capt|         the battle the women and boys soothe and relieve the pain
12 Capt|       presentation the women and boys applaud loudly; that one
13 Capt|     community eat twice, and the boys four times, that they may