Texendae saepes etiam et pecus omne tenendum, praecipue dum frons tenera imprudensque laborum; cui super indignas hiemes solemque potentem silvestres uri adsidue capreaeque sequaces inludunt, pascuntur oves avidaeque iuvencae.
You must also weave hedges, and keep out all cattle, chiefly while the leafage is tender and knows naught of trials, for besides unfeeling winters and the suns tyranny, ever do wild buffaloes and pestering roes make sport of it; sheep and greedy heifers feed upon it.
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