hic iuveni detraxit opes, hic dicere iussit limen ad iratae verba pudenda senem; hoc duce custodes furtim transgressa iacentes ad iuvenem tenebris sola puella venit, et pedibus praetemptat iter suspensa timore, explorat caecas cui manus ante vias.
He strips the young of their wealth; the old he forces to shameful speech at the threshold of an angry fair. He guides the girl who stealthily steps by prostrate watchers and comes alone to her lover in the night, high strung with fear, her feet feeling her path before her while her hand is advanced to find passage through the dark.
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