hic placet, angustis quod equum compescit habenis; hic placidam niveo pectore pellit aquam; hic, quia fortis adest audacia, cepit; at illi virgineus teneras stat pudor ante genas.
One pleases, for he keeps a tight hand on his horses rein; another drives the calm water before a breast of snow. This one has taken you with his brave assurance, that one by the maiden shame that guards his young cheeks.
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