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 1 1|  FABRIZIO: And I will be much content to tell you what I know
 2 1| question.~FABRIZIO: I am most content that you, Cosimo, with these
 3 1|      who were Captains, being content with the triumph, returned
 4 1|        COSIMO: I am very much content and satisfied with what
 5 1| infantry in time of peace are content to return to their homes
 6 1|      which they would be more content and could be better commanded.
 7 1|     thereby keeping them more content and obedient, I reply, that
 8 1|    sufficient to keep the men content and obligated to respect
 9 1|  fewer, so much less would be content and so much less useful
10 2|       And they were not above content with this, but each soldier
11 3|      Fabrizio.~FABRIZIO: I am content to accept it, and would
12 3|    the Legion. They were well content that the cavalry should
13 5|    FABRIZIO: I will willingly content you, especially as it is
14 6|   governed) in the future. Be content, therefore, (my) Lords,
15 6|       thus he kept the chiefs content by paying them, and the