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 1 1|       of so great a friend, it appears to me it is not possible
 2 1|       and that this is ((which appears a paradox)) most difficult
 3 1|        this reasoning of yours appears to me well considered: none
 4 1|     the fortresses. So that it appears to me that there is a long
 5 1|      in peace time, the answer appears more difficult. None the
 6 2|        those of the losers. It appears proper to me to discuss
 7 2|   according to its purpose. It appears to me, therefore, more suitable
 8 2|     themselves.~COSIMO: And it appears to me that this discussion
 9 2|  describing it.~COSIMO: And it appears to me I have very well comprehended
10 2|      the beginning, and now it appears to me laborious to repeat
11 2|       military training, as it appears to them partly unnecessary,
12 2|   opinion. I do not know if it appears the same to you, or if some
13 2|     FABRIZIO: And it, perhaps, appears to you that I have omitted
14 3|  repeating these again. And it appears to me that ten Companies
15 3|    break the ranks, so that it appears to them to be madness to
16 3| ancients to be useless, and it appears from your talk that the
17 3|        arrangement made by you appears to me results, that the
18 4|    overcome the Romans. And it appears to me, according to the
19 4|      the second is, that as it appears to them they will obtain
20 5|     surrounding it, so that it appears to me now to be the time
21 5|       and prudently conducted, appears to me ought to be imitated,
22 5|     living of the Army, for it appears to me that having worked
23 5|       less danger, the more he appears weak, the more enemy appears
24 5|   appears weak, the more enemy appears more cautious, so much the
25 6|        rear of the Army, as it appears necessary to them to have
26 6|        manner of encamping, it appears proper to me not to stay
27 6|        and in a manner that it appears to be a movable City, which,
28 7|     this, because this country appears to be born (to be destined)