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 1 2|   is called Doubling by the straight line, and this last (method)
 2 2|    that the doubling by the straight line will disarrange you:
 3 2|     to maintain their ranks straight and firm, and it is impossible
 4 3|  three others, distant in a straight line from the first ones
 5 3|     should come behind in a straight line at the ends of the
 6 3|    two companies, also in a straight line behind the three, and
 7 3|  because if they march in a straight line, they become disorganized,
 8 3|     own men, must pass in a straight line, and always in the
 9 6|  fifty quarters placed in a straight line on the north side,
10 7|     or out of the gate in a straight line, and there is a ditch
11 7|   me they would be stronger straight, as those of our wheels.~
12 7| inclines. If its spokes are straight, they can easily collapse,
13 7|     sustain the weight in a straight line. And, thus, when the
14 7|  one side, it points (leans straight) on them, since being ordinarily
15 7| they then come to be (more) straight (vertical), and can sustain
16 7|     does not come down in a straight line like the shutters which