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Spurn not , with destructive foot , that column which now stands firm , nor let popular tumults rouse those who now rest quiet to arms — to arms -and break the empire . Inexorable necessity always marches before you , holding in her ...
Spurn not , with destructive foot , that column which now stands firm , nor let popular tumults rouse those who now rest quiet to arms — to arms -and break the empire . Inexorable necessity always marches before you , holding in her ...
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I have beheld , said he , the Roman standards affixed to the Carthaginian temples , and their arms taken away soldiers without bloodshed . I have beheld the arms of our citizens inverted behind their free - born backs , and the gates of ...
I have beheld , said he , the Roman standards affixed to the Carthaginian temples , and their arms taken away soldiers without bloodshed . I have beheld the arms of our citizens inverted behind their free - born backs , and the gates of ...
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But the troublesome times removed me from the pleasant spot : and the tide of a civil war carried me away , unexperienced as I was , into arms , into arms not likely to be a match for the sinews of Augustus Cæsar .
But the troublesome times removed me from the pleasant spot : and the tide of a civil war carried me away , unexperienced as I was , into arms , into arms not likely to be a match for the sinews of Augustus Cæsar .
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