cumque domus contra stantesque in litore nati, dulcius Edonias hiemes Arctonque prementem excipere, aut tandem tacita post proelia nocte fractorum subitas torrentum audire ruinas.
Their homes front them and their children standing on the shore, but they would rather take Edonian winters and the Bear upon their heads or after battle at last in the silent night hear the sudden crash of broken torrents.
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