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1 VII |    could by his own measures resist the first shock. Of these
2 IX  |  people, finding they cannot resist the nobles, also cry up
3 XIV |     may find him prepared to resist her blows.~
4 XIX |    does not despair, he will resist every attack, as I said
5 XX  |    other will not be able to resist. The Venetians, moved, as
6 XXV |   valour has not prepared to resist her, and thither she turns
7 XXVI|     For the Spaniards cannot resist cavalry, and the Switzers
8 XXVI|      Spaniards are unable to resist French cavalry, and the
9 XXVI| invent a new one, which will resist cavalry and not be afraid