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| 49 | 99 | Yet I would not wish them View more quotes about otherwise">otherwise. |
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| 49 | 96 | Goreans, on the whole, seem to care for nature, for trees and green grass, for flowing brooks, and the blue sky, and, at the same time, seem to think little of the harsh selections of war, of long marches, of the clash of arms, of besieging, sacking, and burning cities. |
| 49 | 97 | Men, being beasts, can be zestful for such things. |
| 49 | 98 | Doubtless they are different from us. |
| 49 | 99 | Yet I would not wish them otherwise. |
| 49 | 100 | Who would wish a man other than a master, one to whom one must succumb? It is in the arms of such that we belong. |
| 49 | 101 | Such activities, while admittedly hazardous, may, when successful, have their rewards, gold, for example, and women. |
| 49 | 102 | I was told of an incident along these lines, the seeming paradoxicality of matters, that took place in a winter campaign, unusual for Goreans, as the favored time of war, as that of most sports, is the warmer weather. |