illum omnes lacrimis maestisque reposcere votis, incertique metu nunc longas litore voces spargere nunc seris ostendere noctibus ignes; ipse vel excelsi cum densa silentia montis strata vel oblatis ductor videt aequora ventis stat lacrimans magnoque viri cunctatur amore.
Tis he they call for with tears and mournful vows, and bewildered with fear  now send their voices far echoing along the shore, now show beacons in the deep of night; the captain himself when he sees the lofty mountain wrapped in unbroken silence or the sea made smooth by the offering breezes stands weeping: his great love of the hero makes him linger yet.
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