agnoscunt tamen et vanum vibrare vigorem occipiunt hostemque unum loca non sua nanctum, cum pigros ageret densa sub nocte volatus, facta nube premunt: trepidantem et cassa parantem suffugia in coetum mediae traxere catervae.
Yet they recognize him, and essay to wield their phantom strength against him, and upon their one foe, now lighted on a realm not his own where he could ply his wings but feebly under the clogging weight of night, gathering in a throng they press: him trembling and vainly seeking to escape, they dragged into the midst of the crowding band.
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