Igitur ales bestiam praevenit et secundo flatu propassis utrimque pinnis praelabitur et anticipat, atque ita praeda simul et victoria laetus, sublime evectus, in quadam proxima quercu in summo eius cacumine tutus sedit.
And so the bird outraced the beast, and with a following wind and with both wings outspread it swooped on ahead and got in first. So, pleased with both its booty and its victory, it flew high up and perched safely at the very top of a certain oak nearby.
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