Prodigendae in solem et in stercilinum, ut volutare possint, quod ita alibiliores fiunt; neque pullos, sed omne ornithoboscion cum aestate, tum utique cum tempestas sit mollis atque apricum; intento supra rete, quod prohibeat eas extra saepta evolare et in eas involare extrinsecus accipitrem aut quid aliut; evitantem caldorem et frigus, quod utrumque iis adversum.
They should be driven out. into the sunshine and on to the dung-hill so they can flutter about, as in that way they grow healthier'not only the chicks but the whole poultry yard, both in summer and whenever the air is mild and it is sunny, with a net spread above them to keep them from flying outside the enclosure, and to keep hawks and the like from flying into it from outside; avoiding heat and cold, each of which is harmful to them.
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