Caput

 1 10|     theirs, but because the country was then for the first time
 2 10|      The form of the entire country has been compared by Livy
 3 13|   were turned against their country, and even when there was
 4 15|   as though it were for our country alone that we could not
 5 17|     the difficulties of the country as well as the valour of
 6 18|     raised the hopes of the country, and all who wished for
 7 19|   inaccessible parts of the country, until what was within the
 8 23|     carry far back into the country, are separated by but a
 9 23|   of forts, and, as all the country to the south was now occupied,
10 25|  and their knowledge of the country might enable them to hem
11 29|     in all the youth of the country, with all whose old age
12 30|    in the very heart of the country, and out of sight of the
13 32|  flight, man have either no country or one far away. Few in
14 33|   the same knowledge of the country or the same abundance of
15 34| glorious day; prove to your country that her armies could never