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According To True Military Art, One Should Never Push One's Enemy To The Point Of Despair, Because Such A State Multiplies His Strength And Increases His Courage Which Had Already Been Crushed And Failing, And Because There Is No Better Remedy For The Health Of Beaten And Overwhelmed Men Than The Absence Of All Hope.

The Remedy For Thirst? It Is The Opposite Of The One For A Dog Bite: Run Always After A Dog, He'll Never Bite You; Drink Always Before Thirst, And It Will Never Overtake You.

I Am Going To Seek A Great Purpose, Draw The Curtain, The Farce Is Played.

Ha! For A Divine And Lordly Manor, There Is Nothing Like Solid Ground.

But Where Are The Snows Of Last Year? That Was The Greatest Concern Of Villon, The Parisian Poet.