I. quamvis siccus ager languentes excoquat herbas, sume tamen calathos nutanti lacte coactos: vellera tunc dabimus, cum primum tempus apricum surget et a tepidis fiet tonsura Kalendis.
I. Although the parched field is withering the drooping grass, yet accept from me pails of quivering curdled milk. Fleeces will I give in the early days of spring sunshine so soon as sheep-shearing starts with the temperate kalends.
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