Iam pater umbrosis Tirynthius arcibus ornum depulerat magnoque iugi stridore revulsam terga super fulvi porrexerat horrida monstri litora curva petens; alio nam calle reversum credit Hylan captaque dapes auxisse ferina.
By now had the Tirynthian sire laid an ash tree low upon the shady heights, tearing it up while the mountain groaned aloud, and laying it on the tawny monsters rough hide was making for the curving shore; for he deems that Hylas has returned by another path and increased the banquet with the flesh of his captured quarry.
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