Ecce Romani Chapter 14

concidō, concidere

to fall down

cūnctī

all

gaudeō, gaudēre

to be glad

quod

(with verbs of feeling) that

cessō, cessāre

to be idle, do nothing

extrahō, trahere

to drag out

frūstrā

adv. in vain

haereō, haerēre

to stick

culpa, -ae, f.

fault, blame

tuā culpā

because of your fault, it's your fault that

cisium

light two-wheeled carriage

interpellō, interpellāre

to interrupt

placidē

adv., gently, peacefully

quod

which

celerrimē

adv., very fast

noster, nostra, nostrum

our

dēvertēbat

he began to turn aside

perīculum

danger

ars, artis, gen. pl., artium, f.

skill

agō, agere

to do, drive

tūne...spectābās

were you watching?

commōtus, -a, -um

moved

moveō, movēre

to move

incolumis

unhurt, safe and sound

accidit

happens