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'HOLLA, my brave fellows! ' said Lepidus, stooping his head as he entered / the low doorway of the house of Burbo. 'We have come to see which of / you most honors your lanista. ' The gladiators rose from the table in / respect to three gallants known to be among the gayest and richest / youths of Pompeii, and whose voices were therefore the dispensers of / amphitheatrical reputation.
'What fine animals! ' said Clodius to Glaucus: 'worthy to be gladiators!'