Illa abit et mediam gaudens defertur in urbem; et primam Eurynomen ad proxima limina Codri occupat exesam curis castumque cubile servantem: manet illa viro famulasque fatigat velleribus, tardi reputant quae tempora belli ante torum et longo mulcent insomnia penso.
The other departed and went down rejoicing into the midst of the city; she first accosts Eurynome at the house of Codrus near by, as she sat worn by anxious fears, still preserving undefiled her marriage-bed; faithful to her husband she wearies her maids with wool-spinning; and they reckon up the days of the dragging war by her bedside, as they soothe her sleepless nights with their unending toil.
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