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| 41 | 159 | "View more quotes about better">Better," I said, "to finish remaining stores at once, with a great feast, and then, in the morning, hardy and nourished, in the sunlight and open air, scorning the enemy, singing, go forth to die in battle". |
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| 41 | 156 | "We grow short on food," said Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 157 | "In some sieges," said Clitus, "straws are drawn. |
| 41 | 158 | He who draws the short straw is quickly and mercifully put to death, that his fellows may feed". |
| 41 | 159 | "Better," I said, "to finish remaining stores at once, with a great feast, and then, in the morning, hardy and nourished, in the sunlight and open air, scorning the enemy, singing, go forth to die in battle". |
| 41 | 160 | "The codes?" said Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 161 | "Of course," I said. |
| 41 | 162 | "I think then," said Thrasymedes, "that that time is not far away. |