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 1 1|        because I know you could doubt whether this opportunity
 2 1|    sinews of armies without any doubt are the infantry. So that
 3 1|         not yet purged of every doubt. For I see many Lords and
 4 1|      numbers.~FABRIZIO: Without doubt the greater number is more
 5 1|    reject some: so that without doubt I believe that every man
 6 1|        that you resolve another doubt for me. There are those
 7 1|         in that Empire, without doubt they would have made it
 8 2| FABRIZIO: The Roman without any doubt, and I will tell you the
 9 2|        moving, so that, without doubt, the cavalry cannot do precisely
10 2|     what keep him back, without doubt you will see that those
11 2|         never good. And without doubt, bold but undisciplined
12 3|         explain if there is any doubt left in my mind. Yet, trusting
13 3|    because of it one remains in doubt. The reason is, that it
14 3|       it quickly. Upon which, a doubt rises in me, for it seems
15 3|       capture it.~FABRIZIO: You doubt very prudently, and I will
16 3|  endeavor either to resolve the doubt, or to give you a remedy.
17 3|          And on this part, some doubt has arisen in me. I have
18 3|        men, you would have less doubt, when you leave that they
19 5|        arrangement: and without doubt it is secure from all the
20 6|         other matter, resolve a doubt for us: whether it is better
21 7|  FABRIZIO: It would be, without doubt; but my reasoning is, that
22 7|     ordered, (and) who, without doubt, deserve greater praise
23 7|     were of value, and, without doubt, I would have enlarged it