Et ecce pone lanceae ferrum, qua bacillum inversi teli ad occipitium per ingluviem subit, puer in mollitiem decorus insurgit inque flexibus tortuosis enervam et exossam saltationem explicat, cum omnium qui aderamus admiratione.
Then suddenly, above the metal part of the spear where the staff of the inverted weapon rose from his throat toward his crown, an effeminately beautiful boy shinnied up and unfolded a dance without muscle or spine, all twists and turns, to the amazement of all of us there.
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