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 1 2|     to wound the head or the face, another time as if they
 2 2|     have never met the enemy face to face, they can be called
 3 2|  never met the enemy face to face, they can be called seasoned
 4 2|      unless all the soldiers face toward the flank where the
 5 3|     when it was necessary to face a large force, they brought
 6 4|  care that it is not in your face at the time, but you must
 7 5|     to have everyone turn to face the enemy, so that at once
 8 5|     army ought to be made to face in that direction, and then
 9 5|   through enemy country, you face more and greater dangers
10 5|   each (soldier) protect his face from the fire and smoke
11 6| square which would have each face distant from it fifty arm
12 6| double quarters which should face one another on the rear,
13 6|   and especially those which face the ditch.~It remains for
14 6|  arise, the camp must always face the same way, so that everyone
15 6|    parts of the disarmed men face each other. As to the second
16 6|     and you cannot have them face the enemy united, but of
17 7|       who had the courage to face an army which neither the