tu loricato squamosus pectore, frontem lubricus et dubiae facturus fercula cenae, tempora longarum fers incorrupte morarum, praesignis maculis capitis, cui prodiga nutat alvus opimatoque fluens abdomine venter.
Thou, with breastplate of scales, in the fore-part smooth, and destined to form a course at some doubtful dinner, endurest untainted through seasons of long delay'thou distinguished by the markings of thy head, whose generous paunch sways and whose belly droops with rolls of fat.
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