ducitur amisso qualis consorte laborum deserit inceptum media inter iugera sulcum taurus iners colloque iugum deforme remisso parte trahit, partem lacrimans sustentat arator.
He is led like a bull who has lost the partner of his toils; listlessly in mid acre he deserts the furrow he has begun and with slackened neck drags one part of the unhandsome yoke while the weeping ploughman bears the other.
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