dementit enim deliraque fatur, interdumque gravi lethargo fertur in altum aeternumque soporem oculis nutuque cadenti, unde neque exaudit voces nec noscere voltus illorum potis est, ad vitam qui revocantes circumstant lacrimis rorantes ora genasque.
for it is demented and talks deliriously, and at times is carried by heavy lethargy into the deep everlasting sleep with eyes drooping and dejected head, from which it can neither catch the voices nor recognize the looks of those who stand round calling it back to life, their faces and cheeks bedewed with tears.
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