hic saepe falsus messibus vegrandibus nomen perosus vilici, semente sera sive multum praecoqua et siderali inscitia caelum lacessens seque culpae subtrahens reos peregit caelites.
This fellow, when light harvests had oft belied his promises, came to hate the name of bailiff; and, after sowing late or much too early through ignorance of the stars, made accusation against the powers above, carping at heaven and shifting the blame from himself.
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