Ea enim non potest esse semper uno pondere, quo solet esse per aestatem, sed hibernis temporibus recipiendo ex imbribus aquae multitudinem crescens et pondere et amplitudine disrumpit et extrudit structurarum saeptiones.
For it cannot remain of the same weight as it usually has in the summer: it swells in the winter by absorbing water from the rains. Consequently by its weight and expansion it bursts and thrusts out the retaining walls. .
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