ipsa dapes modicas et sobria pocula tradit exemplumque ad erile monet, velut Apula coniunx agricolae parci vel sole infecta Sabino, quae videt emeriti iam prospectantibus astris tempus adesse viri, propere mensasque torosque instruit exspectatque sonum redeuntis aratri.
She herself serves him his frugal meals and temperate cups, and admonishes him by his masters example; even as some thrifty farmers Apulian wife or suntanned Sabine, when she sees the stars are peeping out and its nearly time for her man to come home from the days work, smartly sets up the table and the couches and listens for the sound of the returning plow.
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