effrenae tumidum velut igne iuventae si quis equum primis summittere temptet habenis: ille diu campis fluviisque et honore superbo gavisus non colla iugo, non aspera praebet ora lupis dominique fremit captivus inire imperia atque alios miratur discere cursus.
as though one were to try to subject a horse, haughty with the fire of unbridled youth, to his first harness; long delighting in field and river and proud beauty, he bends not his neck to the yoke nor his fierce mouth to the bit, loudly indignant to pass captive under a masters command, marvelling to learn new courses.
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