sic ubi nigrantem torquens stridentibus austris portat turbo globum piceaque e nube ruinam pendentem terris pariter pontoque minatur, omnis et agricola et nemoroso vertice pastor et pelago trepidat subductis navita velis.
So, when a hurricane sweeps along a whirling mass of dark cloud with shrieking south-winds, and the pitch-dark heaven threatens earth and sea alike with destruction from above, all tillers of the soil and herdsmen on their wooded heights are terrified, and every seaman on the deep furls his sails.
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