Nec minus infelix culpae grandique pudore turbatus, consul titubantem ad moenia gressum portabat lacrimans; deiectum attollere vultum ac patriam aspicere et luctus renovare pigebat.
None the less, sad at his failure and sore ashamed, Varro drew near the walls with faltering steps and weeping eyes; it was pain to him to raise his eyes from the ground and look upon his native city and recall their losses to the citizens.
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