dixerat et torvam faciem furialiaque arma exuit inque habitum sese transformat honestum; fit Virtus specie vultuque et veste severa quam memorant Frugi, parce cui vivere cordi est et servare suum; tamquam nil raptet avare, artis adumbratae meruit ceu sedula laudem.
With these words she puts off her grim look and her fiendish weapons, and changes to a noble bearing. In appearance, with austere mien and dress, she becomes the Virtue men call Thrifty, whose pleasure it is to live sparingly and save what she has; she looks as if she never snatched aught with greedy hands, and with her air of carefulness she has gained repute for the quality she counterfeits.
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