ac subita formidine caecus et facti damnandus Avens (sed fata trahebant) antiquae quercus ingenti robore sese occulit, infandum si posset fallere monstrum.
Then Avens, blind with sudden fear'blameworthy was his act, but Fate had him in the toils'hid in the huge trunk of an ancient oak, hoping that the horrible monster might not see him.
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