fertur Avaritia gremio praecincta capaci, quidquid Luxus edax pretiosum liquerat, unca corripuisse manu, pulchra in ludibria vasto ore inhians aurique legens fragmenta caduci inter harenarum cumulos.
Tis said that Greed, her robe arranged to make a capacious fold in front, crooked her hand and seized on every thing of price that gluttonous Indulgence left behind, gaping with mouth wide open on the pretty baubles as she picked up the broken bits of gold that had fallen amid the heaps of sand.
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