ibant insignes vultuque habituque verendo candida purpureum fusae super ora pudorem deiectaeque genas; tacite subit ille supremus virginitatis amor, primaeque modestia culpae confundit vultus; tunc ora rigantur honestis imbribus, et teneros lacrimae iuvere parentes.
Conspicuous they moved, majestic in visage and garb, blushing modesty on their fair faces, eyes downcast. Last love of virginity creeps silently upon them and bashfulness of first fault troubles their countenances. Then seemly rains bedew their faces and their tears rejoice their tender parents.
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