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molestus
troublesome
semper
always
vexat
annoys
igitur
therefore
amat
likes, loves
dormit
sleeps
conspicit
catches sight of
furtim
stealthily
appropinquat
approaches
ascendit
climbs
magnus
big great
magne voce
in a loud voice
audit
hears
videt
sees
vox
voice
terret
frightens
sollicita
anxious, worried
tum
at that moment
descende
come down
tu
you
nihil
nothing
te
you
cave
be careful
ramus
branch
infirmus
waek, shaky
fragor
crash, noise