haec tum dira lues nocturno squalida passu illabi thalamis, animasque a stirpe recentes abripere altricum gremiis morsuque cruento devesci et multum patrio pinguescere luctu.
This dreadful pest, moving by night, slides squalid into bedrooms and tears lives newly born from their mothers breasts, to devour them with bloody bite and feed fat on the lands mourning.
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