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But their general would have none of it'he was not terrified by the Alps or all the horror of the place; and his words raised the courage of his men and revived their energy when they were faint with fear. Shame on you, he cried, to grow weary of success and Heavens favour, and, after glorious victories in the field, to retreat now before snow-clad mountains, cowed and beaten by cliffs! Now, comrades, now'believe that you are even now scaling the walls of imperial Rome and the lofty hill of Jupiter.
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