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And
you are to appear in just this state of preparation, that you have to make friends of
those men who are utter strangers to you, for the purpose of obtaining their assistance.
But I will not do these men so much honour as to answer what they have said in any
regular order, or to give a separate answer to each; but since I have come to mention
them not intentionally, but by chance, I will briefly, as I pass, satisfy them all in a
few words.
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