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The clause introduced by nam illustrates or enforces visu nova, and may be rendered thus: for not even in time of peace do they grow gentle and put on a milder aspect.
One night, just as Visu was about to fall asleep, he heard a most extraordinary sound coming from under the earth, a sound louder and more terrible than thunder.
Visu's Return After many painful efforts Visu was able to stand on his feet and proceed very slowly toward his little home.
Visu was so utterly amazed at what his wife had said that it was some time before he could think of a fitting reply.
We do not know how long the poor but repentant Visu lived after he returned from his strange adventures.
The Adventures of Visu One day Visu received a visit from an old priest, who said to him: "Honourable woodman, I am afraid you never pray.
Visu could not keep his eyes off these fair women.
When Visu had seated himself upon the mountain he heard a soft rustling sound, and immediately afterward saw a fox dart into a thicket.
Visu replied: "If you had a wife and a large family to keep you would never have time to pray.
When Visu attempted to pursue them he found to his horror that his limbs were terribly stiff, that his hair was very long, and that his beard touched the ground.
Now Visu deemed it extremely lucky to see a fox, and, forgetting his prayers, he sprang up, and ran hither and thither in the hope of again finding this sharp-nosed little creature.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "visu" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
