Quis enim ignorat saepta e maceriis ita esse oportere in leporario, ut tectorio tacta sint et sint alta? Alterum ne faelis aut maelis aliave quae bestia introire possit, alterum ne lupus transilire; ibique esse latebras, ubi lepores interdiu delitiscant in virgultis atque herbis, et arbores patulis ramis, quae aquilae impediant conatus.
For everybody knows that walled enclosures in warrens ought to be covered with plaster and ought to be high'in the one case to make it impossible for a weasel or a badger or other animal to enter, and in the other to keep a wolf from leaping over; and they should have coverts in which the hares may hide in the day-time under the brush and grass, and trees with spreading branches to hinder the swooping of an eagle.
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