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But you would give him to a richer man than I, if you were wise, answered Pheraulas. Still, even as it is, I will accept him. And I pray the gods, who have caused me to receive your blow, to grant me to see that you never regret your gift to me. And now, said he, mount my horse and ride away; I will join you presently.
Thus they made the exchange.
Of the Cadusians, Rhathines was the winner.
But you would give him to a richer man than I, if you were wise, answered Pheraulas. Still, even as it is, I will accept him. And I pray the gods, who have caused me to receive your blow, to grant me to see that you never regret your gift to me. And now, said he, mount my horse and ride away; I will join you presently.
Thus they made the exchange.
Of the Cadusians, Rhathines was the winner.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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