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1 2| should not be worn out. For attacking, they had cinched on their
2 2|  little adept at seeing and attacking the enemy, and as they were
3 5|   spurs to their horses and attacking them, they passed by without
4 6| believe you are thinking of attacking him, and he will give you
5 6|     us come to treat of the attacking and defending of towns,
6 7|  but does not impede him in attacking you, because they can be
7 7|    you to note also that in attacking and defending Cities, nothing
8 7|    side, and they called it attacking the city by its crown: as
9 7|      they did not leave off attacking Capua, which was being besieged