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 1 1|            will be much content to tell you what I know of all that
 2 1|            not, on the other side, tell me of some present Kingdom,
 3 1|      COSIMO: Why?~FABRIZIO: I will tell you in time: for now, I
 4 1| distinction well.~FABRIZIO: I will tell you: if I should have to
 5 1|           instruct them as I would tell them: but if I should have
 6 1|      gracious thing. But I want to tell you that you should be able
 7 1|   importance of this selection, to tell you the method that the
 8 1|      opinion for the reason I will tell you. These organized under
 9 1|           change; and I will later tell you the manner of doing
10 1|         another discussion. I will tell you in its place, which
11 2|         the battalions ((as I will tell you in their organization))
12 2|      without any doubt, and I will tell you the good and the bad
13 2| organization (discipline).~COSIMO: Tell us, therefore, how you would
14 2|           that I would like you to tell me how the (attack of) the
15 2|            told you, or I meant to tell you, that my discussion
16 2|     superior to the cavalry. And I tell you, first, that the horses
17 2|           do not want to forget to tell you one thing, that although
18 2|             boldness): whence they tell, that Alexander being at
19 2|            times?~FABRIZIO: I will tell you willingly what I think.
20 3|          to, you ought at least to tell us which of us should succeed
21 3|       method, therefore, I want to tell how the Romans divided each
22 3|          the other, I have come to tell you how the entire army
23 3|             I have nothing else to tell you, except to dissolve
24 3|      courage to say that I intend. Tell me first, why did you not
25 3|          should suffice, I want to tell you the reasons, which is
26 3|   knowledgeable. As to the army, I tell you that it may often be
27 3|          the (bugle) calls, I will tell you what sounds (calls)
28 4|        desire, therefore, that you tell me what reason motivated
29 4|      arrangement.~FABRIZIO: I will tell you. Hannibal had placed
30 4|            have left your Captain, tell them, we have left him in
31 4|            this discussion. I will tell you, therefore, how engagements
32 4|            there remains for me to tell you how sometimes it is
33 4|             if I remember well, to tell you what considerations
34 4|       battle: upon which I have to tell you first that a Captain
35 5|            much as occurs to me to tell you of what can happen to
36 6|            they encamped, but will tell you only how I would at
37 6|        guards, I would want you to tell me, what methods are employed
38 6|       encampment; if anyone should tell of having performed some
39 6|         BATTISTA: I like that. But tell me, when the army had to
40 6|         you mentioned?~FABRIZIO: I tell you again, that in their
41 6|      Therefore I would want you to tell me two things: the one,
42 6|           obstinacy of the many. I tell you, therefore, if you want
43 6|         things you want to do, and tell him you are apprehensive
44 6|     amnesty to be held, as we will tell you, at a Church outside
45 6|           only thing lacking is to tell of the methods of capturing
46 6|         would have been omitted. I tell you again that the ancients
47 7|         stronger.~FABRIZIO: I will tell you again, that the methods
48 7|            anything left for me to tell you other than some general
49 7|          people? And if you should tell me the Swiss and the Spaniards
50 7|          you want to see if what I tell you is true? Consider how
51 7|            of your organization, I tell you, if you had organized