stridore horrisono penetrantem cuspidis ictum belua prosequitur laceramque cruore profuso attollit frontem ac lapso dat terga magistro.
When the point of the spear went in, the monster met it with a hideous trumpeting; then it raised its wounded and bleeding head, threw its rider, and turned in flight.
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