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 1 1 |     surely gives victory and safety in war? For there are two
 2 3 |      and more. One chance of safety remained, slight indeed
 3 4 | naval powers which owe their safety to ships, do not give honour
 4 4 |      it. For he who owes his safety to the pilot and the captain,
 5 6 |    but every one who has the safety of the state at heart will
 6 6 |   them to imagine that their safety is due not to their keeping
 7 6 |       then they may sleep in safety; as if they were not meant
 8 7 |   see. I think that our only safety will be in first framing
 9 10|    by myself; leaving you in safety on the bank, I am to examine
10 10|   myself while you listen in safety; in that way I can carry
11 11|  voluntarily the work of our safety, as other craftsmen undertake