strenuus exculti dominus quidam fuit agri hortorumque opibus memorabilis; hic tamenidem scortator nimius multaque libidine suetus rusticolas vexare lupas interque salicta et densas saepes obscena cubilia inire; indomitum intendens animum semperque paratum ad facinus nunquam calidis dabat otia venis.
There was an active owner of well-tilled land, a man who was notable for the wealth of his gardens; but he was an arrant whoremonger too, and with exceeding lust used to plague the poor country drabs and couch obscenely amid the willow-groves and thick-set bushes, inciting a passion untamed and ever ready for misdeeds, and giving his hot blood no rest.
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