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“First, then, tell us the naval and military strength of our city, and then that of her enemies.”

“No, of course I can't tell you out of my head.”

“Well, if you have made notes, fetch them, for I should greatly like to hear this.”

“But, I tell you, I haven't yet made any notes either.”

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