Enimvero quam commune quam ex aequo, quod felices nos felicem illum praedicamus, alternisque votis Haec faciat, haec audiat quasi non dicturi nisi fecerit comprecamur! Ad quas ille voces lacrimis etiam ac multo pudore suffunditur; agnoscit enim sentitque sibi, non principi dici.
One and all and all alike we acclaim his good fortune, and with it our own, and beg him to continue thus or again, to hear our prayers, as if forming our requests in the sure knowledge that he will grant these. For his part, he listens with tears in his eyes, and his blushes show his awareness that he is addressed not as the holder of his title of prince but as himself.
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