ibat et arma ferens et strictum naufragus ensem; incipit et remos et quaerere transtra solutae sparsa ratis, maestasque altis intendere voces puppibus; ast inter tantos succurrere fluctus nulla potest, aut ulla velit; quotiensque propinquat, tunc aliud rursus dirimit mare.
Shipwrecked as he was, he made way with armour and drawn sword, and he begins to look for the oars and strewn benches of the foundered vessel, and to call in despairing tones to the lofty poops, but amid such rollers none can aid him, nor were any fain to help; and so oft as he draws nigh, another sea sunders him again.
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