tunc sic exiguo conectens caespite ramos miratur liquidis quod stet harundo vadis: se quoque tam vasto necdum consistere trunco, ast illam tenui cortice ferre minas.
Then it marvelled that a reed, fastening its stalks in but a tiny tuft, should stand firm in the flowing water; it marvelled that, for all its massive trunk, even it could not yet stand unmoved, while the reed with its slender rind endured the menaces of nature.
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