at catulos blande cum lingua lambere temptant aut ubi eos iactant pedibus morsuque petentes suspensis teneros imitantur dentibus haustus, longe alio pacto gannitu vocis adulant, et cum deserti baubantur in aedibus aut cum plorantes fugiunt summisso corpore plagas.
But when they set about to lick their pups affectionately with their tongue, or when they throw them about with their paws and snapping at them make as though to swallow them gently with teeth checked, they fondle them with yelpings of quite another sort than when they howl if left alone in the house, or when whimpering they cringe away from a blow.
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