ancipit ADJ31DATSXPOS trepid V11PRESACTIVEIND3P igitur CONJ terror N31LOCSM per PREPACC urb N33GENSF tect N22NOMPN supern ADJ11VOCSMPOS tim V21PRESACTIVEIND3P metu V31PRESACTIVEIND3P infern N21VOCSM cavern N11ACCPF terr N11GENSFuncommon n V21PRESACTIVEIMP2S dissolu V31PRESACTIVESUB3S nat VPAR31NOMSFFUTPPL rep VPAR31ABLSXPRESACTIVEPPL neu CONJ distract ADJ11NOMSFPOS su N21ACCSM lat VPAR32VOCSMPERFPASSIVEPPL dispand V31PRESACTIVESUB3S hiat VPAR11NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL i PRON41NOMSN que CONJ su N21LOCPM confus VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL vel V62PRESACTIVESUB3S compl V21PRESACTIVEINF0X ruin N11LOCPF
Therefore men shiver in their cities with a twofold terror: they fear the houses above, they dread the caverns below, lest the earths nature loosen all asunder in a moment, or torn asunder open abroad her own gaping jaws, and in confusion seek to gorge it with her own ruins.
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