Incedebamus autem tacentes, ut videbatur mihi, contra ortum solis solstitialem; cumque ambularemus, devenimus ad vallem multae latitudinis ac profunditatis, infinitae autem longitudinis; quae ad laevam nobis sita, unum latus flammis ferventibus nimium terribile, alterum furenti grandine ac frigore nivium omnia perflante atque verrente non minus intolerabile praeferebat.
Now, as it seemed to me, we went on in silence over against the rising of the summer sun; and as we walked, we came to a great broad and deep valley, so long that no man could measure it; and this lay on the left hand as we went, and shewed one side exceeding terrible with flaming fire, the other no less unendurable with vehement hail and chilly snow beating and drifting into every corner.
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