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 1     Gre        | complain of the poverty of my endeavor since these narrations of
 2       1,  V    |    extraordinary means should endeavor to attain the Consulate
 3       1,  IX   |     common] country, ought to endeavor to have the authority alone:
 4       1,  XXV  |    minds of men, you ought to endeavor that these changes retain
 5       2,  III  |    ought with all industry to endeavor to make it full of inhabitants,
 6       3,  I    |      at its beginning, and to endeavor to obtain either good ordinances
 7       3,  XII  |    above every other thing to endeavor to put such necessity into
 8       3,  XII  |   when he assaults a town, to endeavor with all diligence to deprive
 9       3,  XIV  |        every Captain ought to endeavor to make some appear while
10       3,  XVI  |    easy and unperilous times, endeavor to disturb the Republic
11       3,  XXXIV|    adopt this last course and endeavor to begin to elevate themselves