Haec ubi dicta, tamen perstant defixus uterque, et nunc ora levant audaci laeta iuventa, ora simul totiens dulcis rapientia visus, nunc deicit vultus aeger pudor et mora dictis redditur.
So spake he, yet both stand with downcast gaze; and now they lift their eyes that glow with the joy of daring youth, eyes that together snatch many a sweet glance, now in sick shame their faces fall again, and speech is stifled.
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