The History of Sandford And Merton: a Work Intended for the Use of Children ... : Three Volumes ...
The History of Sandford And Merton: a Work Intended for the Use of Children ... : Three Volumes ...
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Accordingly, in the night the Persians set ouvpassed over the mountains in safety, and encamped on the other side* As soon as day arose, Leonidas perceived that he had been betrayed, and that he was surrounded by the enemy : nevertheless, with the same undaunted courage he took all necessary measures, and prepared for the fate which he had long resolved to meet. After praising and thanking the allies, for the bravery with which they had behaved, he sent them all away to their respective countri...es. Many of the Spar- tans too he would have dismissed under various pretences ; but tney, ' who were all determined rather to perish with their king, than to return, re- fused to go. When he saw their resolution, he consented that they should stay with him and share in his fate. All day, therefore, he remained quiet in his camp ; but when evening approached, he ordered his troops to take some refreshment, and smiling, told them to dine like men wno were to sup in another world. They then completely armed themselves, and waited for the middle of the night which Leonidas judged most proper for the design he meditated.
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Accordingly, in the night the Persians set ouvpassed over the mountains in safety, and encamped on the other side* As soon as day arose, Leonidas perceived that he had been betrayed, and that he was surrounded by the enemy : nevertheless, with the same undaunted courage he took all necessary measures, and prepared for the fate which he had long resolved to meet. After praising and thanking the allies, for the bravery with which they had behaved, he sent them all away to their respective countri...es. Many of the Spar- tans too he would have dismissed under various pretences ; but tney, ' who were all determined rather to perish with their king, than to return, re- fused to go. When he saw their resolution, he consented that they should stay with him and share in his fate. All day, therefore, he remained quiet in his camp ; but when evening approached, he ordered his troops to take some refreshment, and smiling, told them to dine like men wno were to sup in another world. They then completely armed themselves, and waited for the middle of the night which Leonidas judged most proper for the design he meditated.
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