nitidae sic transfuga Pisae amnis in externos longe flammatus amores flumina demerso trahit intemerata canali donec Sicanios tandem prolatus anhelo ore bibat fontes: miratur dulcia Nais oscula nec credit pelago venisse maritum.
So the renegade river of gleaming Pisa, on fire for a distant, alien love, draws on his inviolate stream in a sunken channel, until at last he comes to the surface and drinks the Sicilian fountain panting-mouthed. The Naiad marvels at his sweet kisses, nor believes that her lover has come from the sea.
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