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| 45 | 177 | "Those View more quotes about last">last to leave the field are those who tell the tales," I said. |
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| 45 | 174 | "Our moment of glory," said Thrasymedes, "will never be forgotten; it will be recorded in the annals of war; it will be told in a thousand camps, sung in a thousand taverns, as long as fire burns and men drink". |
| 45 | 175 | "Unlikely," I said. |
| 45 | 176 | "How so?" he asked. |
| 45 | 177 | "Those last to leave the field are those who tell the tales," I said. |
| 45 | 178 | "It is they who will speak, as they wish, say what they want, or not speak, at all. |
| 45 | 179 | History is doubtless replete with acts of self-sacrifice and heroism, with last stands and doomed charges, with gestures, valiant, gracious, and noble, of which none have heard or will ever hear". |
| 45 | 180 | "But we will know," said Thrasymedes. |