at is neutra<m> in parte<m> mutato vultu utrumque cavit, ne aut hilari fronte libenter agnoscere potentiam aut <tristi iram> profiteri videretur,
But Pompeys countenance did not change one way or the other. He was careful neither to seem to be gladly acknowledging his power by a cheerful look nor by a sour one to avow annoyance.
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