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 1 1| negligence alone is what makes it weak. But I have made too great
 2 2|        shield firm, and only make weak movements with the staff,
 3 2|          Italian, exist in such a weak condition today.~¶ But let
 4 2|        undisciplined men are more weak than the timid but disciplined
 5 2|           in a few parts; so that weak Cities defend themselves
 6 3|         arms, and no part is left weak except that part behind
 7 3|          it, the more he finds it weak.~FABRIZIO: If you would
 8 3|         for few men would make it weak both from their sparseness
 9 5|       danger, the more he appears weak, the more enemy appears
10 6|       this manner having made him weak, assaulted and defeated
11 7|        caves and artillery)) very weak. And, therefore, very often
12 7|         houses, and they would be weak and low, so that they would
13 7|          than the ground, is very weak; for they provide a refuge
14 7|       ditches. But if the wall is weak and does not give you time,