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 1 2|      able to provide for their safety from the kind of country.
 2 2|        which will provide some safety for you, for every bush
 3 3|       may injure me with great safety to himself, and where I
 4 3|   injure you with the greatest safety to himself, for it would
 5 5|        wanted to attach you in safety he must be so large and
 6 6| everything desires repose, and safety; since to repose oneself,
 7 7|      the wall of the ditch, in safety, the enemy artillery kills
 8 7|       which they can escape in safety: the other, to send out
 9 7|    their City with promises of safety and good will, who, as men
10 7|       awaited with leisure and safety. The ancients often occupied