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At this moment one of the peltasts came up to Xenophon, a man who said that he had been a slave at Athens , with word that he knew the language of these people; I think, he went on, that this is my native country, and if there is nothing to hinder, I should like to have a talk with them.
At this moment one of the peltasts came up to Xenophon, a man who said that he had been a slave at Athens , with word that he knew the language of these people; I think, he went on, that this is my native country, and if there is nothing to hinder, I should like to have a talk with them.
Anabasis. Xenophon. Carleton L. Brownson (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1921-1922.
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