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 1 1|        to keep the same armies continually at the frontiers of the
 2 1|       be made, who are paid so continually, that their pay satisfies
 3 2|          is to press its ranks continually closer together, as this
 4 2|    enemy army so as to keep it continually under arms, and to impede
 5 2|      encounter with the enemy, continually exercised them in those
 6 3|       out or when fighting are continually in motion, and by nature
 7 4| prudent, with whom he counsels continually, and discusses his forces
 8 5|      unseen, but which you are continually afraid will assault you.
 9 6|      should remain, and a part continually go from one side of the
10 6|      cavalry assault the enemy continually for many days, and considered