Caput

 1 1 |       plan before beginning to act, and, after planning, to
 2 1 |        and, after planning, to act with promptitude and vigor.
 3 3 |                           3 To act well for the Commonwealth
 4 8 |        man of ability chose to act rather than narrate, and
 5 40|      said he, “if you will but act as men, will show you a
 6 43|        sanguine, and prompt to act, he thought that success
 7 46|       doubtful how he ought to act, when citizens of such eminence
 8 51|     opinion, that he who shall act contrary to this, will act
 9 51|     act contrary to this, will act against the republic and
10 52|         arouse yourselves, and act in defense of your country.
11 52|        but you hesitate how to act, through weakness and want
12 52| necessary is it, therefore, to act with promptitude. What I