Rex non cupidine magis potiundi loci quam vice eorum quos ad tam manifestum periculum miserat sollicitus, toto die cacumina montis intuens restitit, noctu demum, cum obscuritas conspectum oculorum  ademisset, ad curandum corpus recessit.
The king, harassed not more from desire of taking the place than for the possible fate of those whom he had sent into such evident danger, stood during the whole day, looking at the summit of the mountain; not until night, when darkness prevented him from  seeing, did he withdraw for repose.
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