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1 6,1|     on the right bank of the Taro, and were at either end
2 6,2| already said how rapidly the Taro could swell; the river,
3 6,2|    little calmer, though the Taro, only a streamlet the day
4 6,2| wiser plan, and to cross the Taro without seeking a battle,
5 6,2|      on the left bank of the Taro: at the same time, when
6 6,3|    infantry, had crossed the Taro where the Venetian camp
7 6,4|      an the left bank of the Taro, and took shelter in a poor
8 6,4|  moreover, the battle of the Taro, though a complete defeat
9 7,1|   him at the crossing of the Taro: These two captains, whose