hinnulei pellis stratos operibat amantes, altaque nativo creverat herba toro, pinus et incumbens laetas circumdabat umbras; nec fuerat nudas poena videre deas.
A fawns pelt would cover the reclining lovers, and the grass grew tall to make them a natural bed, and a pine leaning over curtained them with luxuriant shade; nor was it a sin to see a goddess naked.
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