tunc velocior acriorque cursus, tunc ipsos iuvat impetus iugales, ceu fessis ubi remigum lacertis primae carbasa ventilatis aurae.
Then quicker and livelier grows the pace and the beasts themselves enjoy the rush, as when rowers arms are weary and a first breeze fans the sails.
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