obvius ut sera cum se sub nocte magistris impingit pecorique pavor, qualesve profundum per chaos occurrunt caecae sine vocibus umbrae: haut secus in mediis noctis nemorisque tenebris inciderant ambo attoniti iuxtaque subibant, abietibus tacitis aut immotis cyparissis adsimiles, rabidus nondum quas miscuit auster.
As when in the deep of night panic fear comes with full shock on herd and herdsman, or as when sightless, voiceless ghosts meet in the abyss of hell: so in the midnight shadows of the grove did they two meet and draw nigh each other, awe-struck, like silent firs or motionless cypresses, when the mad South wind hath not yet intertwined their boughs.
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