Protinusque inde ductantibus itinerum callidis, exploratis accessibus, per regiones longo situ porrectas, sensim gradiens miles, irritatior ad pugnandum, velut repertis barbaris minaciter infrendebat.
Then, guided by men who knew the roads, and carefully reconnoitering the approaches, they at once marched slowly onward, through a widely extended tract of country, while the soldiers, more and more eager for battle, ground their teeth in a threatening way, as if they had already come upon the savages.
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