namque ut fatiferos converti prospicit arcus, opposito procul insidiis Nasamonias Harpe corpore praeripuit letum calamumque volantem, dum clamat, patulo excipiens tramisit hiatu, et primae ferrum a tergo videre sorores.
For Harpe, a Nasamoniana maid, when she saw the fatal bow turned about, placed herself in the way of the distant danger, and anticipated the mortal blow; and even as she shouted, the flying arrow struck her open mouth and passed through; and her sisters first saw the point standing out behind her.
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