ac primum laxos tenui de vimine circlos cervici subnecte; dehinc, ubi libera colla servitio adsuerint, ipsis e torquibus aptos iunge pares, et coge gradum conferre iuvencos; atque illis iam saepe rotae ducantur inanes per terram, et summo vestigia pulvere signent; post valido nitens sub pondere faginus axis instrepat, et iunctos temo trahat aereus orbis.
And, first, fasten about their shoulders loose circles of slender osier; then when their free necks are used to servitude, yoke the bullocks in pairs linked from the collars themselves,  and force them to step together. Then let them now draw empty carts often over the land, and print their tracks on the surface of the dust. Later, let the beechen axle creak and strain under its heavy load and a brass-bound pole drag the coupled wheels.
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