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1      V,  I  |         was so much bravery and intelligence in some of the new cities
2      V,  VI |     assist them. This favorable intelligence dissipated the count’s fears,
3     VI,  II |  occupying Cremona, from secret intelligence with that city, under a
4     VI,  III|        pass into Lombardy, when intelligence was brought him of the death
5     VI,  V  | conveyed the pleasing and happy intelligence to the count, who heard
6   VIII,  IV |        them, rather than by the intelligence employed in their direction;