nam quia naturam tenuem declivia vitae pondera non reprimunt nec tardat ferrea conpes, concretum celeri relegens secat ara lapsu exsuperatque polum fervens scintilla remensum, carcereos exosa situs, quibus haeserat exul.
for because the down-bearing weights of life do not check its subtle nature, nor iron fetter impede it, the glowing spark cuts its way again through the thick air with rapid course and leaves the skies behind it in its return, hating the place of its imprisonment, where it had been confined far from its home.
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