obstipuit duplici monstro perterritus hospes et pulsum silvis longius ire iubet: nolo ait ut nostris umquam successerit antris, tam diversa duo qui simul ora ferat.
His host was alarmed and astounded at the double miracle, and driving him from the woods bade him begone still further off. I desire no one, he said, ever to approach my cave who owns at the same moment two such different sorts of mouth.
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