fluctus ab undisoni ceu forte crepidine saxi cum rapit halcyones miserae fetumque laremque, it super aegra parens queriturque tumentibus undis certa sequi, quocumque ferant, audetque pavetque, icta fatiscit aquis donec domus haustaque fluctu est; illa dolens vocem dedit et se sustulit alis: haut aliter somni maestus labor.
Even as when perchance from the base of some wave-echoing rock a breaker snatches a hapless halcyons home and brood, the mother in distress hovers complaining above the swelling billows, resolved to follow wheresoever they take them, and ventures and is afraid, until beaten and broken by the waves the home is swallowed by the flood; in her anguish she cries aloud and rises upon her wings: not otherwise was the sad striving of his dream.
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