tunc miser et frenos turbatus et arma remisit, vulneris impatiens umeri quod tegmina dextri intrarat facilemque cutem; subit altera cuspis cornipedisque fugam succiso poplite sistit.
Then in consternation the hapless lad drops reins and shield, impatient of the wound that had entered the coverings of his right shoulder and the yielding skin. Another spear follows and hamstrings his horse, halting his flight.
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