haud secus ac si olim per sudum lactea forte lapsa columbarum nubes descendat in arvum ruris frugiferi, laqueos ubi callidus auceps praetendit lentoque inlevit vimina visco, sparsit et insidias siliquis vel farre doloso, inliciunt alias fallentia grana, gulamque innectunt avidam tortae retinacula saetae, molle vel inplicitas gluten circumligat alas, ast aliae, quas nullus amor prolectat edendi, gressibus innocuis sterili spatiantur in herba suspectamque cavent oculos convertere ad escam;
Just as at times it chances that a milk-white cloud of doves floats down to the ground through the clear air in a rich countryside, where a cunning fowler has laid snares and smeared twigs with clinging bird-lime and sprinkled peas or treacherous meal to bait his traps, and some are tempted by the deceptive grains and their greedy throats are caught and held by the twisted hair-cord, or the soft glue grips their wings and binds them fast about them, but others, not enticed by love of eating, strut about unharmed on the bare grass and take care not to turn their eyes towards the suspicious food;
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