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 1 1|  whom there was a mind more fired with great and magnificent
 2 3| artillery? Ours has already fired, but harmed the enemy little;
 3 3|  enemy, whose artillery has fired one time, and has passed
 4 3|     after our artillery had fired, they should issue forth
 5 3|    reason I did not have it fired a second time, was not to
 6 3|   was not to allow it to be fired first; because, to render
 7 3|    of friends, it cannot be fired. I believe that, even without
 8 3|   you do not want something fired from a distance to injure
 9 3|    the artillery makes when fired: I would think, therefore,
10 3|  the time the artillery has fired. It is true that often they
11 3|     them ((once it had been fired)) to retire into the Army
12 3|   in one direction, and are fired in the other, so that if
13 3|   if they are desired to be fired while travelling, it is
14 3|   necessary before they are fired that they be turned, and