illi terga sedent, micat acre caput, sine pondere cervix, pes levis, adductum latus, excelsissima frons est, et tornata brevi substringitur ungula cornu, ungula, qua viridi sic exsultavit in arvo, tangeret ut fragiles, sed non curvaret, aristas:
His back is firmly set, head tossing keenly, neck free from over-weight, foot light, flank thin, forehead high-poised; and below, in narrow sheath of horn, is bound his shapely hoof'the hoof which takes him prancing across the green cornland so lightly as to touch, but not bend, the slender blades.
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