Pensilia, ut uvae, mala et sorba, ipsa ostendunt, quando ad usum oporteat promi, quod colore mutato et contractu acinorum, si non dempseris ad edendum, ad abiciendum descensurum se minitantur.
Fruits that are hung, such as grapes, apples, and sorbs, themselves indicate the proper time for consumption; for by the change of colour and the shrivelling of the skin they put you on notice that if you do not take them down to eat they will come down to be thrown away.
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