Neque enim solum vagus ille cum expandatur amnis intra usurpata semper collium substiterat atque haeserat, sed supino etiam ac detinenti solo non placido se mollique lapsu refugum abstulerat necdum satis umentes terras addiderat arentibus.
For not only did the Nile (which normally spreads far afield) stop short of and fall below the level it usually occupied in the hills, but even on level ground which should have retained them, its waters rapidly retreated instead of maintaining their usual even, gentle flow; and the soil was left insufficiently soaked, to be added to the parched areas.
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