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1 1|        arms of foreigners more readily do harm to the public good
2 1|      becomes powerful can more readily avail himself, and can also
3 1|    also manage the people more readily as he has to oppress men
4 3|     and the soldiers will more readily recognize that number. The
5 3| practice and familiarity, will readily be learned. The fourth exercise
6 4|       that way to be able more readily to open (penetrate) the
7 5|        look out not to believe readily those things that appear
8 7|       excavating: which method readily impedes him, but is very