at retinere diu pluviae longumque morari consuerunt, ubi multa cientur semina aquarum atque aliis aliae nubes nimbique rigantes insuper atque omni vulgo de parte feruntur, terraque cum fumans umorem tota redhalat.
But rains are accustomed to persist and linger for a great while, when many seeds of waters are put in motion and clouds over clouds, storm-rack over storm-rack are carried along from every part, streaming from above, and when the earth smoking breathes back the moisture everywhere.
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