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 1 Pre|      them the (review) of this work of mine, as well as also,
 2 1  |   anything from it except hard work, danger, and glory, as soon
 3 1  | discomfort, brought up on hard work, accustomed to be in the
 4 2  |     inducing it to endure hard work. And you know we do not
 5 2  |        accustomed to this hard work, he would not be able to
 6 2  |  making them jump, making them work hard under arms heavier
 7 3  |        give the enemy the hard work to rout them, for they have
 8 4  |    would rather say, this hard work, as much in order to (give)
 9 4  | irritable, and weary from hard work and tedium, will abandon
10 5  |   Captains and Princes have to work hard at these things: nor
11 5  |    either industry or any hard work to obtain it, and as to
12 6  |     arrange an encampment, and work with them so they may aid
13 6  |      were in time to leave the work if the enemy came, and take
14 6  |      you; so that all the hard work employed by you in disciplining