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 1 1|     this way I can more easily carry out my intentions. I should
 2 1|     particulars, he will never carry on a war to victory (and
 3 1|        the sword, dig a ditch, carry a load, and are without
 4 1|      so that they cannot go to carry out their business, because
 5 2|        the head; and those few carry a halberd in place of a
 6 2|     the annoyance of having to carry them; which inconveniences
 7 2|   Strength makes him better to carry arms, hurl himself against
 8 2| hardships, they accustom it to carry great weights. This accustoming
 9 2|     addition to his arms, must carry provisions for many days,
10 2|        army: and those men who carry out the first, will easily
11 2|      the pikes, and who should carry them, which is not in any
12 2|  except that those (Heads) who carry pikes stay with the pikemen.
13 2|   which I would have (them) to carry the necessary tents, cooking
14 2|        of the infantry, should carry the tents, (cooking) utensils,
15 5|   closest to them, which would carry them so that if the enemy
16 5|       ranks.~ZANOBI: Who would carry the clearing equipment?~
17 5|         The wagons assigned to carry such equipment.~ZANOBI:
18 6|       and separate the men who carry burdens from the unburdened
19 7|      rides level and when they carry less weight, they come to
20 7|   rides inclined and when they carry more weight, they are weaker.
21 7|    soldiers who practice today carry more arms than is customary,