Sed extemporalis audaciae atque ipsius temeritatis vel praecipua iucunditas est; nam <in> ingenio quoque, sicut in agro, quamquam <grata sint quae> diu serantur atque elaborentur, gratiora tamen quae sua sponte nascuntur.
But quite the most exquisite delight comes from speaking extempore, in bold fashion and even with a touch of daring; for the domain of intellect is like a piece of ground under tillage'though you find pleasure in what takes a long time to sow and cultivate, yet the growth that comes by nature is more pleasing still.
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