Deinde cotidie, serenum cum est, producunt in prata, item piscinas aut paludes, iisque faciunt haras supra terram aut suptus, in quas non inducunt plus vicenos pullos, easque cellas provident ne habeant in solo umorem et ut molle habeant substramen e palea aliave qua re, neve qua eo accedere possint mustelae aliaeve quae bestiae noceant.
then they are driven out daily, when the weather is good, into meadows, and also into ponds or swamps. Coops are made for them above ground or under it, and not more than twenty goslings are placed in each; and care is taken that these quarters do not have moisture in the ground, and that they do have a soft cushion of straw or some other material, and that weasels cannot get in, or any other harmful beasts.
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