Avis quam dicunt terraneolam rustici, in terra nidum quia componit scilicet, forte occucurrit improbae vulpeculae, qua visa pennis altius se sustulit.
A bird which the rustics call a ground-swallow, because, no doubt, it builds its nest on the ground, happened to meet a wicked little fox, and as soon as she saw it she rose aloft in winged flight.
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