sed quamlibet sola hiemalium mensium nomina tremas, tam clemens est facies caeli, tam tepida, tam suda et sic auras mage quam ventos habet, ut te non valeat enixius retinere tempus quam invitare temperies.
But however much you may dread the mere names of the winter months, the aspect of the sky is so genial, so warm, so sunny, with breezes rather than winds, that the season cannot deter you more strongly than the seasoned climate invites you.
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