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| 41 | 194 | "The gates are guarded from within," said Thrasymedes. |
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| 41 | 191 | "On the other View more quotes about hand">hand," I said, "I do not think, either, that he is eager to risk ordering paid troops, with no loyalty to anything but loot, to subject themselves to the obvious peril of a general assault on a still stoutly defended town". |
| 41 | 192 | "What is your thinking?" asked Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 193 | "I think," I said, "he would prefer to pour his troops into Mytilene through an opened gate". |
| 41 | 194 | "The gates are guarded from within," said Thrasymedes. |
| 41 | 195 | "It would require several men to overcome the guards and open a gate". |
| 41 | 196 | "What if there were several men?" I asked. |
| 41 | 197 | "I do not think there are so many traitors or spies in Mytilene," said Thrasymedes. |