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 1 1|     permission to return to take care of his fields, as each day
 2 1|          it is necessary to have care that they do not acquire
 3 1|          placed in charge of the care of the armies, from place
 4 1|          as is necessary to take care of the horse; for, as it
 5 2| formation of the company. Hence, care should be used in employing
 6 2|          solid body. Here, great care and practice must be employed,
 7 3|      place, who are able to take care of themselves in every strait.~
 8 3|       first company, nor would I care if they were men of equal
 9 4|         not enough that you take care that it is not in your face
10 4|  fortifying of this, I would not care to repeat anything already
11 5|        be forced to have greater care, and defend it with greater
12 5|      occurs to you, I would take care to listen.~FABRIZIO: I will
13 6|      cavalry, which they did not care if they exceeded the number
14 6|        retainers who help taking care of the horses or other necessary
15 6|          in providing and taking care of them, and because of
16 6|       the house, have them taken care of by doctors; for a captain
17 6|     mentioned, one ought to take care not to bring the enemy to
18 7|       attack). One ought to take care not to be able to be taken
19 7|         above all, ought to take care not to be attacked in times