Quis enim de duobus comitum alterum sine alterius noxa peremptum crederet? Verum ille, ut satis detruncaverat cibum, sitire impatienter coeperat.
Who would ever believe that one of two companions was murdered without the other being guilty? Socrates, however, when he had polished off enough food, began to feel unbearably thirsty,
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