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agnōscit

he recognises

celeriter

quickly
cupit

he wants

dat

he gives

diēs

day
ēmittit
he throws (/ send out)

fert
he brings (/ carries)
homō

man (/human)
hospes

guest
ille

that

īnspicit

he looks at (/ examines)

iterum

again

manet

he remains (/ stays)

medius

middle

mox

soon

offert

he offers
ostendit

he shows

post

after

prōcēdit

he proceeds (/ advances)
pulcher

beautiful
revenit

he comes back (/ returns)
trādit

he hands over