quid loquar herbarum fibras medicante veneno tinctas letiferi fudisse pericula suci? noxius in teneris sapor aestuat ecce frutectis, cum prius innocuas tulerit natura cicutas, roscidus et viridem qui vestit flos rhododaphnen pabula lascivis dederit sincera capellis.
Little need is there to tell how the tissues of plants were tinctured with poisonous drugs so that there flowed from them a juice fraught with the risk of death, which all at once billowed up, noxious to taste, in tender bushes, though nature formerly bore hemlock that was harmless and the dewy flower that clothes the green rhododaphne offered honest feeding to the sportive kids.
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