venantumque canes in molli saepe quiete iactant crura tamen subito vocesque repente mittunt et crebro redducunt naribus auras, ut vestigia si teneant inventa ferarum, expergefactique sequuntur inania saepe cervorum simulacra, fugae quasi dedita cernant, donec discussis redeant erroribus ad se.
Hunters dogs often in soft sleep all at once jerk their legs and suddenly give tongue, and often sniff up the air, as though they had found and were holding the track of a wild beast; and if awakened they often chase the empty images of stags, as though they saw them in flight, until they dissipate their delusions and come to themselves.
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