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| 41 | 227 | "Too, we are dealing with View more quotes about mercenaries">mercenaries, not disciplined troops, used to labor, as in building ditched and palisaded fortress camps, as well as fighting. |
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| 41 | 224 | "Hopefully," I said. |
| 41 | 225 | "Then you think we need not fear so general an assault?" said Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 226 | "I think not," I said. |
| 41 | 227 | "Too, we are dealing with mercenaries, not disciplined troops, used to labor, as in building ditched and palisaded fortress camps, as well as fighting. |
| 41 | 228 | Just consider the nature of the enemy's tenting. |
| 41 | 229 | There is no serious suggestion there of organization, discipline, or control. |
| 41 | 230 | I cannot conceive of our friends on the other side of the wall delighting in the arduous, unpleasant, and dangerous work of digging several tunnels". |