cum discubuerit, fertur actutum, si tarde comedat, in rapinas; si cito saturetur, in lacrimas; si sitiat, in querellas; si inebrietur, in vomitus; si fatiget, in contumelias; si fatigetur, in furias; faeculentiae omnino par cloacali, quae quo plus commota, plus faetida est.
When he has taken his place, if the meal is served late he straightway raids the viands; if he gets his fill quickly he bursts into tears; he breaks into protests if he is thirsty, into vomiting if he gets tipsy, into insults if he is bantering another, into frenzy if he himself is bantered. In short, he is just like the filth of a sewer, which stinks the more, the more you stir it.
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