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 1 1| would know that no one could speak of him, except (to say)
 2 1|   desired, and I pray you to speak without regard, for I will
 3 1|      part, and certainly you speak the truth: but I did not
 4 1|     the truth: but I did not speak so much of these rugged
 5 1|    is not painful for you to speak, it will never be painful
 6 2|   this discussion of mine to speak of armies outside of Europe;
 7 2|      not be surprized, for I speak little of them for two reasons:
 8 4|    necessary to harangue and speak publicly to the Army; otherwise
 9 7|       and, hence, I will not speak further about it. But let
10 7|    less anyone who does not (speak) their language.~But let