tum demum crassa magnum farragine corpus crescere iam domitis sinito: namque ante domandum ingentis tollent animos, prensique negabunt verbera lenta pati et duris parere lupatis.
Then at last, when the colts are now broken, let their bodies wax plump with coarse mash; for ere the breaking they will raise their mettle too high, and when caught will scorn to submit to the pliant lash, or obey the cruel curb.
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