mitia ceu virides agitant cum flamina culmos necdum maturas impellit ventus aristas, huc atque huc it summa seges nutansque vicissim alterno lente motu incurvata nitescit.
So when light breezes stir the green blades of corn and the wind bends the unripe ears, the tops of the wheat move this way and that, and sway and bow and shine with a gentle changing motion.
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