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 1 1| adulation is lacking, I am not apprehensive in praising our own Cosimo
 2 1|  little by little.~As to being apprehensive that such organization will
 3 2|    attacks of which you may be apprehensive; and if you go on the plains,
 4 2|   which he does not see but is apprehensive of, the army ought to be
 5 2|      none the less, I would be apprehensive that so many commanders
 6 3|       him.~FABRIZIO: Do not be apprehensive. Do you not hear the artillery?
 7 4|    adverse for him, and he was apprehensive of the valor of Marcus Marcellus.
 8 4|        more when they are less apprehensive. A Captain ought, therefore,
 9 6|       do, and tell him you are apprehensive of the things of which you
10 6|    things of which you are not apprehensive, and conceal those things
11 6|        things of which you are apprehensive: which will cause the enemy
12 6|      for this reason to become apprehensive and stand still, as you