hinc, rapidum glomerans cursum, per lubrica pingui stante cruore soli et mulcata cadavera caede evolat ac domini consistit in ore iacentis.
Galloping at speed, he flew over mangled corpses and ground made slippery by pools of clotted blood, and halted by the face of his stricken master.
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