Sume igitur pastas dumoso in rure volucres, quas latitans filicis sub tegmine callidus auceps, dum simili mentitur aves fallitque susurro, agmina viscatis suspendit credula virgis.
Take, then, these fowl fed in the thickets of the country-side, which the cunning fowler, lurking beneath a screen of bracken, while he beguiles and decoys birds with a call like their own, has taken hanging on his limed twigs'a silly tribe.
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