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| 24 | 278 | View more quotes about rather">Rather hasten to brush your garments and put smiles upon your faces. |
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| 24 | 275 | Swords were drawn. |
| 24 | 276 | "Sheath your swords, beloved friends," said Aemilianus. |
| 24 | 277 | "Let us now, upon this holiday, to be declared the day of the Topaz, put aside all thoughts of fury and blood. |
| 24 | 278 | Rather hasten to brush your garments and put smiles upon your faces. |
| 24 | 279 | Consider your mien. |
| 24 | 280 | Upon your countenances, I beg you, this day, let there be only the appearance of joy. |
| 24 | 281 | Let this day rightfully redound to the glory of Port Cos, our brethren of the river, and let us rejoice with them, and with ourselves, for our deliverance. |