deformis cultum vendet ut vinum paret; agros abiciet moecha ut ornatum paret; at illa gaudens pecore et lanae dedita quacumque summa tradet luxuriam domus.
The ugly daughter will sell the wardrobe in order to provide herself with wine; the meretricious daughter will dispose of the farm land in order to buy fine clothes; and she who delights in flocks and is given to the spinning of wool will hand over her luxurious house for any price.
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