sudabant etiam fauces intrinsecus atrae sanguine, et ulceribus vocis via saepta coibat, atque animi interpres manabat lingua cruore debilitata malis, motu gravis, aspera tactu.
The throat also, black within, sweated blood, ulcers clogged and closed the path of the voice, and the tongue, minds interpreter, oozed with blood, weakened by pain, heavy to move, rough to the touch.
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