Et cum diutius ibi pavidus consisterem, utpote incertus quid agerem, quo verterem gressum, qui me finis maneret: audio subitum post terga sonitum immanissimi fletus ac miserrimi, simul et cachinnum crepitantem quasi vulgi indocti captis hostibus insultantis.
And as I tarried there somewhat long in fear, not knowing what I should do, nor whither I should turn my steps, nor what end awaited me: suddenly I heard behind my back the sound of most dreadful and pitiful crying, and withal too a clatter of laughing, as it had been of the rude common folk insulting over their enemies brought in thraldom.
final_alignments\Bede_Ecclesiastical_Book5.json