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But when Fabius perceived the division of opinion, and that their disloyal minds were inclining to war, he could master his resentment no longer; and he demanded a swift decision. When the senate was summoned, he began thus: I carry war and peace here in my lap; choose which ye will have, and cheat me not by an ambiguous answer. The angry senators said they would accept neither. Then, as if he were pouring out battle and war enclosed in his arms,
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