sic ait in molli fixa toro cubitum: tandem te nostro referens iniuria lecto alterius clausis expulit e foribus? namque ubi longa meae consumpsti tempora noctis, languidus exactis, ei mihi, sideribus? o utinam talis perducas, improbe, noctes, me miseram qualis semper habere iubes!.
Then, with elbow propped on the soft couch, she cried: Has anothers scorn then at last brought you to my bed, expelling you from doors closed in your face? For where have you spent the long hours of the night which was due me, you who come, ah me, exhausted, when the stars are driven from the sky? Oh, may you spend nights like these, you villain, such as you are always compelling poor me to endure!
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