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| 41 | 240 | "The View more quotes about stones">stones of the enemy have fallen heavily and plentifully into Mytilene," I said. |
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| 41 | 237 | "Then," said Thurnock, "several men could be brought within the walls, enough to overcome the guards at, say, the great gate, and then open the gate to the enemy". |
| 41 | 238 | "Precisely," I said. |
| 41 | 239 | "I am afraid," said Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 240 | "The stones of the enemy have fallen heavily and plentifully into Mytilene," I said. |
| 41 | 241 | "Consider the broken roofs, the shattered houses". |
| 41 | 242 | "Ruin is rampant," said Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 243 | "Notice now," I said, "something odd". |