post ubi collectum robur viresque refectae, signa movet praecepsque oblitum fertur in hostem: fluctus uti medio coepit cum albescere ponto, longius ex altoque sinum trahit, utque volutus ad terras immane sonat per saxa, neque ipso monte minor procumbit; at ima exaestuat unda verticibus nigramque alte subiectat harenam.
Soon, when his power is mustered and his strength renewed, he advances the colours, and dashes headlong on his unmindful foe: as, when a wave begins to whiten in mid-sea, from the farther deep it arches its curve, and, rolling shoreward, roars thundering along the reefs, and, huge as a very mountain, falls prone, while from below the water boils up in eddies, and tosses black sand aloft.
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