nec tamen idcirco minor est aut fructus agelli aut tempestatis clementia laeta serenae, temperet aut pluvius qui culta novalia ventus.
But the produce of the land is none the less for all that, nor the weather less mild and cheerful and bright, nor the wind reduced, which brings rain to allay the thirst of the ground we have broken up and tilled.
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