vigil ille metu cum pectore et armis huc alternus et huc, semper cervice reducta, semper et in digitis et summi pulvere campi, proiectusque redit.
The other alert with fear turns breast and gauntlets now this way, now that, ever with head drawn back, ever a-tiptoe on the surface dust of the plain, or lunging forward returns upon the foe.
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