Ipse denique Gharietto, dum cedentes obiectu corporis et vocis obiurgatorio sonu audentius retinet, pudendumque diluere dedecus fiducia diu standi conatur, oppetit telo letali confossus.
Lastly Charietto himself, by boldly opposing his body and by reproachful words, held back his retreating men, and by confidence caused by his long stand, tried to wipe out shame and disgrace; but fell pierced by a fatal shaft.
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