Montibus e summis radicitus eruta quercus decidit insani turbine victa Noti, quam tumidis subter decurrens alveus undis suscipit et fluvio praecipitante rapit.
An oak was torn up by its roots, a victim of the mad South Winds whirling force, and fell down from the mountain heights. A river-channel, flowing below in high spate, took it and bore it off in the headlong current.
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