seps insueta subit serpere flexibus et vibrare sagax eloquii caput: sed dextra inpatiens vulneris inritos oris rhetorici depulit halitus; effusum ingenii virus inaniter summa Christicolis in cute substitit.
The snake began to creep and twine anew and poise a head that was skilled in speech. But a hand that no wound can hurt turned aside the vain breathings of that eloquent mouth; its poisonous talent was poured out without effect and stopped short on the surface of the Christians skin.
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