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 1 Pre|          wants to make other men afraid: which makes such an opinion
 2 1  |      Prince, where they are more afraid of of his anger then the
 3 3  |     system than that can make us afraid? inasmuch as there is no
 4 3  |     arrangement that can make us afraid than that of being pressed
 5 3  |      wishes, why do I have to be afraid of him in the field where
 6 3  |       when they are so very much afraid, that they put themselves
 7 3  |   compressed when they become so afraid, that they seek to save
 8 4  |         than I: nor should he be afraid to enter into these labors,
 9 4  |        learned that his men were afraid of the Scythian soldiers,
10 4  |        army into battle which is afraid, or distrustful in any way
11 4  |          have no cause for being afraid of them. Some have constrained
12 5  |        which you are continually afraid will assault you. This happens
13 5  |    hostile in fact, that you are afraid of being attacked hourly,
14 5  |    because disorderly people are afraid of order; and it will always
15 5  |      such equipment.~ZANOBI: I’m afraid you have never led these
16 5  |           you ought always to be afraid of deceit; and you should
17 6  |  complete (perfect) repose. I am afraid, indeed, that you should
18 6  |        his means, feigning being afraid, and leaving his quarters
19 6  |        our desires without being afraid of being held presumptuous,
20 7  |     place brave men, who are not afraid of thoughts, but by arms,
21 7  | hardships and the mind not to be afraid of danger. Whence it happened
22 7  |          I do not want you to be afraid or mistrustful of this,