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 1 1|      Battista Della Palla, and Luigi Alamanni, young men most
 2 3|      It therefore falls to you Luigi: and I am pleased with such
 3 3|    themselves in every strait.~LUIGI: We now await with desire
 4 3|      enemy should command you.~LUIGI: Truly, (my) Lord, I have
 5 3|      that should arise in you.~LUIGI: You have won this engagement
 6 3|       to what I have now said.~LUIGI: We are able to have a very
 7 3|      first attack and fortune.~LUIGI: I have also noted that
 8 3|        their need may require.~LUIGI: Would you always use this
 9 3|     eliminated, he cannot win.~LUIGI: And on this part, some
10 3| receive them lesser in number.~LUIGI: And I like what you have
11 3|    sufficient to receive them.~LUIGI: The ranks of the extraordinary
12 3|      them and disarrange them.~LUIGI: What signs would you want
13 3|      and training of the Army.~LUIGI: I beg you not to be so
14 4|                    FOURTH BOOK~LUIGI: Since an engagement has
15 6|      will prudently finish it. Luigi and I have come in between