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He was impelled to the second course by resentment of his injuries and by the desire of revenge; yet it was urged on the other side that he would be undertaking a war in a roadless country and upon a harbourless sea. Consider, too, the martial kings, their nomadic peoples, the unfruitful soil; the tedium consequent on delay, the dangers consequent on haste; the modest laurels of victory, the pronounced ignominy of repulse!
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