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 1 2|   quickly, and can be quickly learned, and once learned are forgotten
 2 2|     quickly learned, and once learned are forgotten with difficulty;
 3 3|  familiarity, will readily be learned. The fourth exercise is
 4 4| excellent Captains, when they learned that the enemy had strengthened
 5 4| Phillip of Macedonia, when he learned that his men were afraid
 6 5|   cavalry, from what you have learned, you may organize and prepare
 7 6|   according as I have already learned here from the Lord, who
 8 6|       observed nor the orders learned. And Pyrrhus used to say
 9 6|   exile, and through him have learned the designs of their adversary.
10 7|      from the French, we have learned to make the battlements
11 7|       Many by this means have learned the procedures of the guards,
12 7| coming under Phillip, who had learned the manner of organizing