quaedam ignoscentum specie ludibria tantum sola volunt, stilus ut tenuis sub acumine puncti eliciat tenerum, de quo rosa nata, cruorem aut pubi admoveant petulantia lumina lychni.
A few pretend to pardon, but only seek to mock him and with sharp-pointed bodkins draw his dainty blood from which roses spring, or let their lamps flame play  wantonly upon his tender frame.
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