haec, ignara viri vacuoque assueta cubili, venatu et silvis primos dependerat annos; non calathis mollita manus operatave fuso, Dictynnam et saltus et anhelum impellere planta cornipedem ac stravisse feras immitis amabat.
She was a maiden and ever lay alone, and had spent her early years in the forest-chase; never did the wool-basket soften her hands nor the spindle give her occupation; but she loved Dictynna and the woodlands, and to urge on with her heel the panting steed and lay low wild beasts without mercy.
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