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 1 1|      without regard, for I will question you without regard; and
 2 1|         did not merit any other question, nor did I wish for any
 3 1|         you with some opportune question.~FABRIZIO: I am most content
 4 1|       young people here, should question me, for I believe that young
 5 1|        shall reply to this last question of yours, and I say that
 6 1|         by you will answer your question. What is the proportion
 7 1|       have said is enough on my question: but I now desire that you
 8 1|         do not know if, with my question, I have gone outside the
 9 2|        let us come to the other question of yours, in which you desire
10 2|        also better satisfy your question; for either they are never
11 3|      defend you.~FABRIZIO: This question of yours has need ((because
12 4|      said, (but) satisfied your question in good part: it is true,
13 5| practices.~FABRIZIO: Your first question is very important, for often
14 5|  clearers, which is your second question, I would have this job done
15 5|        who know the places, and question them with diligence, and
16 6|   attack them. As to the second question, my intention is not that
17 6|          FABRIZIO: To the first question, I reply, that if the army
18 6|         other. As to the second question, I reply, that the regular
19 6|       suffices to (answer) your question; and now let us come to