frigora nec tantum cana concreta pruina aut gravis incumbens scopulis arentibus aestas, mpr quantum illi nocuere greges durique venenum dentis et admorso signata in stirpe cicatrix.
No cold, stiff with hoar frost, no summer heat, brooding heavily over parched crags, has done it such harm as the flocks and the venom of their sharp tooth, and the scar impressed on the deepgnawed stem.
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