isque ubi ferventi concepta incendia pastu gurgite mulcebat rapido et spumantibus undis, nondum etiam toto demersus corpore in amnem iam caput adversae ponebat margine ripae.
And, when he was fain to bathe in the foaming waters of the running stream and cool the heat engendered by his fiery food, before he had plunged his whole body in the river, his head was already resting on the opposite bank.
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