namque papaveris aura potest suspensa levisque cogere ut ab summo tibi diffluat altus acervus, at contra lapidum coniectum spicarumque noenu potest.
For a checked and light breath of air can make, as you may see, a high heap of poppy-seed slip down from the top; but contrariwise it cannot stir a pile of stones or wheat-ears.
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