Campestribus autem fontibus salsae, graves, tepidae, non suaves, nisi quae ex montibus sub terra submanantes erumpunt in medios campos ibique arborum umbris contectae praestant montanorum fontium suavitatem.
Springs on level ground are salt, coarse, lukewarm and unpleasant, unless they flow from the mountains underground, and break out in the middle of the fields, and there under the shadows of the trees they furnish the sweetness of mountain springs.
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