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 1 1|      only that which he can with little wonderment.~FABRIZIO: You
 2 1|      because it will afford me a little rest, as because it will
 3 1|        it. But I want to dwell a little longer on this subject,
 4 1|         them into execution. But little by little you will know
 5 1|         execution. But little by little you will know these things
 6 1|         experience gives rise to little spirit (enthusiasm) and
 7 1|      done, you will come to know little by little.~As to being apprehensive
 8 1|      will come to know little by little.~As to being apprehensive
 9 1|        was a fear that was given little consideration; for, in addition
10 1|          taken. But I would make little difference in conjecturing
11 1|          spent, it would provide little strength, and would not
12 1|        whether from ignorance or little diligence, or from examples
13 1|          should not be excused a little, I shall believe I merit
14 2|        having it, they valued it little, you will read in all the
15 2|      FABRIZIO: I have told you a little while ago, but since you
16 2|         infantry ((as was said a little while ago)) has almost no
17 2|  massacre of the Swiss, and with little loss to himself.~COSIMO:
18 2|  infantry ((as I shall explain a little later)) I should have three
19 2|       was impaired and they were little adept at seeing and attacking
20 2|       than because they had paid little attention to the foot soldiers
21 2|          marching, because every little impediment which the horse
22 2|          hand (in battle), every little advantage is of the greatest
23 2|    therefore, we can do, but our little prudence does not allow
24 2|        in name, they have varied little in the numbers of men involved,
25 2|          according as was said a little while ago)) to be composed
26 2|       also is not to be esteemed little, all the Battalions can
27 2|      five per file, as we said a little while ago; leaving the Veliti
28 2|          point which we showed a little while ago. The Veliti extend
29 2|        spring up, where there is little, few. In Asia, there are
30 2|        those being extinguished, little by little, virtu is extinguished,
31 2|          extinguished, little by little, virtu is extinguished,
32 2| themselves to dangers which they little fear. Afterwards, these
33 2|        that, because there is so little virtu, fortune governs everything,
34 2|        be surprized, for I speak little of them for two reasons:
35 2|     among them, who, although of little use in other actions of
36 3|          being overcome, retired little by little through the open
37 3|      overcome, retired little by little through the open spaces
38 3|      they judged ((as was said a little while ago)) that that body
39 3|         extraordinary, because a little while I distinctly told
40 3|      fired, but harmed the enemy little; and the extraordinary Veliti
41 3|        by us, our pikemen retire little by little among the shields (
42 3|         pikemen retire little by little among the shields (swordsmen).
43 3|         that today they could do little, or rather how useless they
44 3|      difficult to fire, that any little that you raise them, (causes)
45 3|     ground saves them, for every little mound or height which exists
46 3|      mentioned must be either of little prudence, or has thought
47 3|    prudence, or has thought very little on this matter; for if we
48 3|       among the third, and so on little by little, and in this case,
49 3|       third, and so on little by little, and in this case, it would
50 3|       the Army, but this matters little, so long as their effect
51 4|     retire and the flanks extend little by little, and it will always
52 4|          flanks extend little by little, and it will always happen
53 4|        Italians, whom he trusted little. He arranged matters thusly,
54 4|   defeated their armies, thought little of that remnant of the forces
55 4|          Titus Dimius used not a little astuteness in hiding the
56 4|      soldiers are discontent and little disposed to fight, whence
57 4|        soldiers) value the enemy little, as Agesilaus the Spartan
58 5|       them. Let not anyone think little of this instruction, because
59 5|          France, and always took little account of the tumults of
60 5|          Army. And if you are so little prudent that you put yourself
61 5|        drank water tinted with a little vinegar, and not wine. They
62 5|      mounted, they esteemed them little and loosened their guard.
63 6|          kind from which he went little alive, and rarely returned
64 6|   quartered it: where not only a little repose from past hardship
65 6|          in such a way that in a little while Jugurtha became suspicious
66 6|       way, because you become of little esteem, and to whomever
67 6|     overcome them more easily. A little while ago, I said I did
68 7|    poorly built fortress and the little prudence of the defender,
69 7|       have said that, today, the little things can not be defended,
70 7|        good will, who, as men of little caution, were shortly after
71 7|      inside, as we pointed out a little while ago, when you do not
72 7|         circuit, as we devised a little while ago; for in this case,
73 7|         slow things are esteemed little by them: you will therefore
74 7|          oracles; nor were these little men aware that they were