post ubi equum validae vires aetate senecta membraque deficiunt fugienti languida vita, tum demum puerili aevo florente iuventas occipit et molli vestit lanugine malas.
Afterwards, when the strong powers of the horse are failing in old age and his body faints as life recedes, then is the time of the flower of boyhood, when youth is beginning and is clothing the cheeks with soft down.
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