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| 21 | 259 | "I have had my men View more quotes about bring">bring him to the garden," said the caped figure. |
| 21 | 260 | "He was wounded, and his wound had not been attended to, an astounding evidence of inhumane barbarism. |
| 21 | 261 | He is now being seen to by my men". |
| 21 | 262 | Flaminius turned white. |
| 21 | 263 | "Where are my men, General?" he asked, uneasily. |
| 21 | 264 | "I ordered them to withdraw," said the caped figure. |
| 21 | 265 | "I put them where they should be at this time, about their proper business, fighting fires in the city". |