tum sola conluvie atque illusis stramina mensis foeda rigant; stridunt alae, praedaque retenta saevit utrimque fames; nec solum horrenda Celaeno Phinea, sed miseras etiam prohibere sorores.
Then upon the ground and upon the fouled coverlets of the mocked banquet do they pour a filthy stream; there is a whirring of wings, and from the withholding of the prey hunger ranges on either side; for the horrible Celaeno debars not Phineus only, but her wretched sisters also.
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