at te qui puerum donis currumpere es ausus rideat adsiduis uxor inulta dolis, et cum furtivo iuvenem lassaverit usu, tecum interposita languida veste cubet.
And thou who durst corrupt the boy with thy gifts, may thy wife unpunished make a constant jest of thee by her intrigues; and when the gallant is spent with her furtive dalliance, let her lie by thee lax with the coverlet between.
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