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 1 1|         this profession does not provide for them in peace. Whence
 2 1|      times of war, that they can provide for themselves in times
 3 1|          for, from the desire to provide for oneself in every circumstance,
 4 1|         ever anyone who hoped to provide for himself by plunder and
 5 1|          Lords and Gentlemen who provide for themselves in times
 6 1|         have said, they ought to provide for you, not by censuring
 7 1|         would be spent, it would provide little strength, and would
 8 2|          men will not be able to provide for their safety from the
 9 2|        crops or woods which will provide some safety for you, for
10 2|          subjects in arms, would provide them with these parties
11 2|          could not be themselves provide a reasonably (sized) army,
12 3|   receive the other, but also to provide a place for the messengers
13 3|      pierced, what remedy do you provide? And since I have commenced
14 3|         yet not be so open as to provide a path for the enemy, I
15 5|       wounded and infirm, and to provide for the other needs of the
16 5| themselves into several parts to provide themselves with food: of
17 6|          your provisions, but to provide whence you are to obtain
18 6|    neighboring friends that they provide you daily, keep the provisions
19 6|         are not disobedient, but provide the opportunity for punishment.
20 7|           is very weak; for they provide a refuge for the enemy who