Ergo ut erat vultu defixus uterque silenti noxque suum peragebat iter, iam iam ora levare Aesoniden farique cupit Medea priorem; quam simul effusis pavitantem fletibus heros flagrantesque genas vidit miserumque pudorem, has tandem voces dedit et solatus amantem est.
While then each stood motionless with silent face, while night was pursuing her course, Medea longed every moment that Jason would lift his eyes and be first to speak; and the hero, when he saw her fear-struck and weeping, her cheeks afire with piteous shame, at length spoke, soothing the lovelorn girl:
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