Inter haec liberius meare spiritus coeperat allevaratque rex oculos, et paulatim redeunte animo, circumstantes amicos agnoverat; laxataque vis morbi ob hoc solum videbatur, quia magnitudinem mali sentiebat.
Meanwhile the kings breath had begun to pass more freely, and he had raised his eyes; and as his senses began to return to him, he recognized his friends who stood about him, and the violence of his illness seemed to have abated for the sole reason that he felt the greatness of the disaster.
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