ceu, stimulante fame, cum victor ovilia tandem faucibus invasit siccis leo, mandit hianti ore fremens imbelle pecus, patuloque redundat gutture ructatus large cruor; incubat atris semesae stragis cumulis, aut, murmure anhelo infrendens, laceros inter spatiatur acervos.
Even so, when a lion, driven by hunger, has at last prevailed and stormed the sheep fold with parched gorge, he roars with gaping jaws and devours the helpless sheep, and streams of blood are vomited forth from his vast gape; he couches down on dark heaps of victims half-devoured, or, gnashing his teeth with panting and roaring, stalks between the piles of mangled carcasses.
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