istic Saxona caerulum videmus assuetum ante salo solum timere; cuius verticis extimas per oras non contenta suos tenere morsus artat lammina marginem comarum, et sic crinibus ad cutem recisis decrescit caput additurque vultus.
Here in Bordeaux we see the blue-eyed Saxon afraid of the land, accustomed as he is to the sea; along the extreme edges of his pate the razor, refusing to restrain its bite, pushes back the frontier of his hair and, with the growth thus clipped to the skin, his head is reduced and his face enlarged.
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