inflavit fermento animi stomachante tumorem bestia deque acidis vim traxit acerba medullis; bestia sorde carens, cui tunc sapientia longi corporis enodem servabat recta iuventam, conplicat ecce novos sinuoso pectore nexus, involvens nitidam spiris torquentibus alvum.
The beast swelled up with the passion working in his heart, and in his bitter hate drew force from his soured marrows; a beast hitherto without spot, for upright wisdom then kept his long, young body straight, he suddenly begins with sinuous breast to gather himself in strange twinings, twisting his bright belly in intricate coils.
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