Quidam decedens tres reliquit filias, unam formosam et oculis venantem viros, at alteram lanificam et frugi rusticam, devotam vino tertiam et turpissimam.
A certain man at his death left three daughters. One of them was a beauty and sought to capture men with her eyes; the second, however, was a spinner of wool, frugal, and a country girl; the third was addicted to wine and exceedingly ugly.
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