nam ieiuna quidem clivosi glarea ruris vix humilis apibus casias roremque ministrat, et tofus scaber et nigris exesa chelydris mpr creta negant alios aeque serpentibus agros dulcem ferre cibum et curvas praebere latebras.
For as to the hungry gravel of a hilly country, it scarce serves the bees with lowly spurge and rosemary; and the rough tufa and the chalk that black water snakes have eaten out betoken that no other lands give serpents food so sweet, or furnish such winding coverts.
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