Aversi enim sunt solis cursui, et in his locis primum crebrae sunt arbores et silvosae, ipsique montes suas habent umbras obstantes et radii solis non directi perveniunt ad terram nec possunt umores exurere.
For such places are turned away from the suns course, and in these especially are many forest trees; and the mountains themselves have intervening shadows, nor do the suns rays reach the earth directly and cause the moisture to evaporate.
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