hunc simul ac cupido conspexit lumine virgo regia, quam suavis expirans castus odores      lectulus in molli complexu matris alebat, quales Eurotae progignunt flumina myrtos aurave distinctos educit verna colores, non prius ex illo flagrantia declinavit lumina, quam cuncto concepit corpore flammam funditus atque imis exarsit tota medullis.
Him when the damsel beheld with eager eye, the princess, whom her chaste couch  breathing sweet odours still nursed in her mothers soft embrace, like myrtles which spring by the streams of Eurotas, or the flowers of varied hue which the breath of spring draws forth, she turned not her burning eyes away from him, till she had caught fire in all her heart deep within, and glowed all flame in her inmost marrow.
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