His saltem ut tenear iam finibus! ei mihi, si quis, acrius ut moriar, venerit alter amor! ac veluti primo taurus detractat aratra, post venit assueto mollis ad arva iugo, sic primo iuvenes trepidant in amore feroces, dehinc domiti post haec aequa et iniqua ferunt.
The miseries of love Would that I be held at least within these bounds! God help me if another love come and I die in sharper agony! Even as at first the bull refuses the plough, but later, his yoke grown familiar, comes docile to the field, so in the first flush of love young men are excited and hot-headed, but then, broken in, put up thereafter with fair and foul alike.
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