Advenit ille, eodemque sermone ultro repetito, adiecit se, sive auderemus duces esse, proximas a nobis partes vindicaturum, sive deesset animus, consilium silentio  esse tecturum.
He came, and after repeating the same sentiments of his own accord, he added that if we dared to take the lead, he would claim from us the honour of seconding our plan, or if we lacked the courage, he would bury  the plan in silence.
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