horum alter facili comprendens robora cursu in viridi trepidum fronde pependit onus; ille trahens nullo iacuit vestigia gressu, exanimem fingens, sponte relisus humi.
One of the travellers with an easy run grasped an oak branch and suspended his panic-stricken weight among the green foliage. The other, without advancing his course a single step, feigned death, and lay down, throwing himself intentionally on the ground.
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