ac velut aligerae sedem fetusque parentis cum piger umbrosa populatus in ilice serpens, illa redit querulaeque domus mirata quietem stat superimpendens advectosque horrida maesto excutit ore cibos, cum solus in arbore paret sanguis et errantes per capta cubilia plumae.
So when a sluggish snake has ravaged the dwelling and young of a winged parent in a shady ilex tree, she returns and wondering at the silence of the twittering home she stands hanging over it; aghast she tosses from her mouth the food she brought, while in the tree is seen only blood and feathers straying about the captured nest.
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