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 1 1|     has not in some part given thought to it. And as the opportunity
 2 1| profession, and by means of it thought to obtain some advantage
 3 1|        contrary to what I have thought up to now, my mind is not
 4 3|        little prudence, or has thought very little on this matter;
 5 3|       trumpets, like those who thought the courage of the soldiers
 6 4|  Asiatics ((among other things thought up by them to injure the
 7 4|     and defeated their armies, thought little of that remnant of
 8 5|      but Caesar, as soon as he thought the bridge had been completed,
 9 6|     have a mind alien to every thought of his: which will cause
10 6|     night Watch outside, and I thought they did it to avoid the