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 1 1|         believe should have been difficult to introduce by one who
 2 1|        in these times. It is not difficult to persuade (people) to
 3 1|         appears a paradox)) most difficult and most easy to do.~COSIMO:
 4 1|          the answer appears more difficult. None the less, whoever
 5 1|         Captain: otherwise it is difficult to do the thing well.~COSIMO:
 6 2| accustoming is necessary, for in difficult expeditions it often happens
 7 2|          so now it should not be difficult for that Republic or that
 8 2|        backward, to pass through difficult places without disturbing
 9 2| immediately is the important and difficult thing, in which much training
10 2|          methods, and if this is difficult, it ought not at least to
11 3|      they (the artillery) are so difficult to fire, that any little
12 4|      ranks, because in rough and difficult places, you do not have
13 4|          fields, and avoided the difficult ones. On the other hand ((
14 4|      should dismay them. It is a difficult matter to stop an army already
15 5|       have described is somewhat difficult, such difficulty is necessary,
16 5|     easily those which not be as difficult.~ZANOBI: I believe as you
17 5|          and make the enterprise difficult. Among those that cause
18 5|       days, through solitary and difficult places without suffering
19 5|         is to dig a large ditch, difficult to cross, and show the enemy
20 6|     places. And none of these is difficult, as will be told in its
21 6|         prohibition was not very difficult, because the exercises which
22 6|          but rough mountains and difficult places, and anything else
23 7|          mountains which are not difficult to climb, today are ((with
24 7|         front of them to make it difficult (to employ) ladders, if
25 7|    lengths wide, to make it more difficult to be ruined. It ought to
26 7|         the ditch: which is very difficult, as much because its capacity
27 7|       without water make it more difficult for you to fill them in
28 7|         impedes him, but is very difficult to foresee, when you are
29 7|          a City or an encampment difficult, is to have to keep all
30 7|      other hand, nothing is more difficult than this to those who do