fluctuat infelix concusso stipite turba, ceu Zephyrus quatit antiquos ubi flamine lucos, fronde super tremuli vix tota cacuminis haerens iactatur, nido pariter nutante, volucris.
The wretched fugitives toss to and fro when the trunk is smitten; as, when the blast of the West-wind rocks ancient groves, the bird and her nest also are tossed about, and she can scarce find foothold on the swaying tree-top.
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