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 1 1|  desired in a good friend among friends and in a citizen of his
 2 1|         courage of his, for his friends, and I do not know of any
 3 1|        does one grieve with the friends of another of his death,
 4 1|         been present with other friends of ours, to recall him to
 5 1|         so that reading it, the friends of Cosimo who met there
 6 1|        with several other loyal friends of his, among whom were
 7 1|      and discussing things with friends in this manner that I insult
 8 1|        want help from these, my friends, and with your permission,
 9 1|       which such soldiers do to friends as well as to enemies: and
10 2|         of an army beautiful to friends, and terrible to the enemy.
11 3|    surrender it to any of these friends of mine who want it.~ZANOBI:
12 3|      were sent to them by their friends and confederates, which
13 3|        hands of the enemy or of friends, it cannot be fired. I believe
14 3|         not have to receive any friends into it, and because of
15 3|   because it has to relieve the friends from the first who have
16 4|         would be killed by both friends and enemies. Phillip of
17 6|      infantry of forces sent by friends (allies) to aid them; but
18 6|      demonstrations among their friends and relatives. It is not
19 6|        be considered, where the friends are, and where the enemy,
20 6|     that to tax the neighboring friends that they provide you daily,
21 7|       the enemy but saves one’s friends; for in such cases, one
22 7|      means of being provided by friends who want to save you, have
23 7|        of sending news to their friends, and in order not to send
24 7|         be kept secret to their friends who lived inside a town,
25 7|         than the besieged do to friends outside, for the latter
26 7| fugitives is suspect to the new friends, and odious to the old.