nam saepe in colli tondentes pabula laeta lanigerae reptant pecudes quo quamque vocantes invitant herbae gemmantes rore recenti, et satiati agni ludunt blandeque coruscant; omnia quae nobis longe confusa videntur et velut in viridi candor consistere colli.
For often on a hill, cropping the rich pasture, woolly sheep go creeping whither the herbage all gemmed with fresh dew tempts and invites each, and full-fed the lambs play and butt heads in fun; all which things are seen by us blurred together in the distance, as a kind of whiteness at rest on a green hill.
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