quercus erat tenerae iam longum oblita iuventae aggere camporum medio, quam plurimus ambit frondibus incurvis et crudo robore cortex.
There was an oak, long forgetful of its tender youth, on a mound in the middle of the plain, encased in wealth of bark, with curving branches and crude timber.
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