Usages of procul
Puer procul stat et dicit se sex aves supra rivum volare videre.
The boy stands far away and says that he sees six birds flying above the stream.
Amica eius procul ab ianua exspectat et dicit fortunam bonam non statim venire.
Her friend waits far from the door and says that good fortune does not come at once.
Nuper avia dixit puellas saepius apud se manere, fratres autem rarius venire, quia procul habitant.
Recently grandmother said that the girls stay with her more often, but the brothers come more rarely, because they live far away.
Avia dicebat se, hostibus procul visis, numquam fugam statim bonam putare, sed semper praesidium et pacem quaerere.
Grandmother used to say that, when enemies had been seen far away, she never thought immediate flight was good, but always sought protection and peace.
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