Expellere penatibus gestiunt: suis exturbentur neque ut antea exsanguem illam et ferream frontem nequiquam convulnerandam praebeant punctis, et notas suas rideant, sed exspectent paria praemio damna, nec maiores spes quam metus habeant, timeantque quantum timebantur.
Let them stop presenting a brazen and unblushing front, unmarked by any disgrace, stop laughing off all reproaches. Now they can expect losses in proportion to their rewards, and know apprehension to match their former hopes; now they can feel the fear they once inspired.
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