| A | B |
|---|
| saepe ambulant | (they) often walk |
| si dies est calidus | if the day is warm |
| in silvam ambulant | (they) walk into the woods |
| ibi est rivus frigidus | (there) is a cool stream there |
| in eadem silva | in the same woods |
| quoque errant | (they) also wander |
| prope rivum | near the stream |
| Dum ibi sedent | While they are sitting there |
| non vult | doesn't wish |
| puer ignavus | cowardly boy |
| Cur non amas | Why don't you like |
| neque ignavus neque temerarius | neither cowardly nor rash |
| semper sollicitus | always worried |
| subito lupum conspiciunt | suddenly they catch sight of a wolf |
| furtim descendit | comes down stealthily |
| ad rivum | to the stream |
| perterritae sunt puellae | the girls aare frightened |
| Ferte auxilium! | Help! |
| ubi clamorem audiunt | when they hear the shouting |
| eos conspicit | catches sight of them (the boys) |
| eum terret | frightens him |
| arborem petit | looks for a tree |
| ramum arripit | snatches a branch |
| lupum repellit | drives off the wolf |
| salvae adveniunt | arrive safely |
| ubi Marcus advenit | when Marcus arrives |
| eum laete excipiunt | they welcome him happily |
| adhuc sedet perterritus | still sits frightened |
| descendere timet | he is afraid to come down |
