sed cui longa iecur nequeat satiare cupido, distulit admotas in nova damna preces, spem sibi confidens alieno crescere voto seque ratus solum munera ferre duo.
But the one, whose far-reaching desires could not satisfy his heart, put off addressing his prayer'with a surprising loss as the sequel. He was sure the desires of the other would increase his own prospects, calculating that in his single person he was thus winning two boons.
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