protinus impulsus ventis circum tonat aether et gelidus nimias depluit imber aquas: ille magis lateri duplicem circumdat amictum, turbida submotos quod trahit aura sinus.
Straightway with the onset of the wind the sky thunders around, and the chill rain-storm pours down torrents of water. The traveller folds his cloak double and draws it round his sides all the more, because the tempestuous blast pushes the folds aside and tugs at them.
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