hic ego et agrestes Satyros et glauca tuentes Naidas extremis credam concurrere ripis, capripedes agitat cum laeta protervia Panas insultantque vadis trepidasque sub amne sorores terrent, indocili pulsantes verbere fluctum.
I can believe that here the rustic Satyrs and the grey-eyed Nymphs meet together on the border of the stream, when the goat-footed Pans are seized with merry ribaldry, and splashing in the shallows, frighten the trembling sister-nymphs beneath the stream, while they thresh the water with unskilful strokes.
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