quas inter vultu petulans Elegea propinquat celsior assueto divasque hortatur et ambit alternum furata pedem, decimamque videri se cupit et mediis fallit permixta sorores.
Among them pert-faced Elegy draws near, taller than her wont; she urges the goddesses and courts them, concealing her alternate foot, wanting to be seen as a tenth and mingling among the Sisters unnoticed.
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