incensus ille falso uxoris crimine simulavit iter ad villam, clamque in oppido subsedit; deinde noctu subito ianuam intravit, recta cubiculum uxoris petens, in quo dormire mater natum iusserat, aetatem adultam servans diligentius.
Enraged at the supposed guilt of his wife, the husband pretended to leave for his country house, but secretly took cover in town. Then at night he suddenly entered the house and made straight for his wifes bedroom, where, as it happened, the mother had ordered her son to sleep, keeping a strict watch over his young manhood.
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