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1 1|     contempt for poverty, to esteem the modes and orders of
2 1|    live without factions, to esteem less the private than the
3 1|     King does not reward and esteem me so much for what I know
4 2|     People or Kingdoms which esteem the cavalry more than the
5 2|    you. Nor did the ancients esteem it a more fortunate thing
6 2|      to disregard and not to esteem these things, and, therefore,
7 5|   much the more ought you to esteem (be wary) of him. And in
8 6| because you become of little esteem, and to whomever it happens,
9 7|   loss of which makes others esteem you less, and dismay those