pauper erit praesto tibi semper; pauper adibit primus et in tenero fixus erit latere; pauper in angusto fidus comes agmine turbae subicietque manus efficietque viam; pauper ad occultos furtim deducet amicos, vinclaque de niveo detrahet ipse pede.
The poor man will ever be at hand for thy service; he will come to thee first and cleave to thy tender side. The poor man, a trusty companion in the trooping crowds, will lift aside with his hands and make thee away. The poor man will take thee privately to the abodes of secret friends and himself unlace the sandals from thy snowy feet.
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