hic pariter lapsae iunctoque per ipsum amplexu miscent avidae lacrimasque comasque, partitaeque artus redeunt alterna gementes ad vultum et cara vicibus cervice fruuntur.
Here both collapse and with joint embrace eagerly mingle tears and hair over the body, dividing the limbs between them; then they go back to his face, lamenting by turns, and enjoy his beloved neck in alternation.
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