hospitis hic primum monitus rediere Dymantis, et pavor et monstri subiit absentis imago, atque oculos cuncti inter se tenuere silentes, donec sidereo Pollux interritus ore te tamen hac, quicumque es, ait formidine faxo iam tua silva ferat, modo sint tibi sanguis et artus.
Here first they remembered the warnings of the stranger Dymas; fear came upon them with the thought of the absent monster, and all fixed their silent looks upon each other, until Pollux with starry countenance undismayed said: Ay, but for all this terror I will cause this wood of thine to bear thee anon, whoever thou art, if thou have but blood and limbs withal!
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