tandem obitu altricis prodit grex ille dolorum ingressum vitae vix eluctatus et ortum per scelus exculpens; lambunt natale cadaver reptantes catuli, prolis dum nascitur orba, haud experta diem miserae nisi postuma matris.
At last the grievous brood come forth by the death of her that has nurtured them, scarce forcing an entrance into life and carving out their way to birth by a crime, and the young creep about licking the corpse that bore them, a family of orphans at their very birth, that have only seen the light of day as the posthumous children of their poor mother.
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