ut fera, quae rabiem placido desueta magistro tardius arma movet stimulisque et verbere crebro in mores negat ire suos, sic illa iacenti incidit undantemque sinu collapsa cruorem excipit et laceros premit in nova vulnera crines.
Like a wild beast that under a gentle master has lost the habit of fury and is slow to show fight, refusing to resume its old ways despite goads and many a lash, so she falls upon him as he lies and collapsing receives his streaming blood in her bosom and presses her torn hair into the fresh wounds.
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