carpitur innumeris feralis bestia dextris; frustatim sibi quisque rapit quod spargat inauras, quod canibus donet, corvis quod edacibus ultro offerat, inmundis caeno exhalante cloacis quod trudat, monstris quod mandet haberemarinis.
Countless hands tear the deadly beast in pieces, each seizing bits to scatter to the breezes, or throw to the dogs, or proffer to the devouring carrion crows, or thrust into the foul, stinking sewers, or give to the sea-monsters for their own.
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