at ventosa magis cervorum frigida mens est et gelidas citius per viscera concitat auras, quae tremulum faciunt membris existere motum.
But the cold mind of the stag has more of wind, and more speedily sends currents of cold breath through his flesh, which cause a tremulous movement to pervade the limbs.
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