ora videre postquam est ereptum miserae tua, litore sedit interdum, stetit interdum; ventosque secuta infelix oculis, magno clamore vocabat Aenean comitemque tuae se imponere solam orabat paterere rati.
When the sight of your face was taken from her, she sometimes sat, sometimes stood, on the shore in her misery; watching the course of the winds, she called Aeneas back with a great cry, and prayed that you would deign to take her alone on board your ship.
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