contra effusa manus haerensque in pectore coniunx me quoque ait casus comitem quicumque propinquat accipies, nec fata traham natumque videbo te sine, sat caeli patiens, cum prima per altum vela dedit, potui quae tantum ferre dolorem. talia per lacrimas.
But his wife, with outstretched hands, clinging to his breast, cries: Nay, but thou shalt take me as partner in whatever fortune shall shortly be thine; I will not prolong my life, nor look upon my son without thee, I who had endured long enough the light of day when first he set sail over the main, I who had strength to bear this deep sorrow. So she spoke through her tears.
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