cuius monitu primo vestigia nullam in partem <deflexis> secutus oculis, mox humani ingenii prona voluntate vetita scrutandi pone respiciens, animadvertit immensae magnitudinis serpentem concitato impetu omne quidquid obvium fuerat proterentem, postque eam magno cum caeli fragore erumpentes nimbos lucemque caliginosis involutam tenebris.
Warned by him, Hannibal at first followed in his track without turning his eyes in any direction; but presently with the tendency of the human mind to want to scrutinize the forbidden he looked back and saw a reptile of immense size trampling in its headlong rush everything in its path; and behind the reptile rainstorms bursting amid mighty thunderclaps and light enveloped in murky shades.
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