ardua supra sese aperit fessis et nascitur altera mole, unde nec edomitos exsudatosque labores respexisse libet; tanta formidine plana exterrent repetita oculis; atque una pruinae canentis, quacumque datur promittere visus, ingeritur facies.
When one height had been mastered, a second opens and springs up before their aching sight; and from it they cared not even to look back at the difficulties they had already mastered by their sweat; with such dread did the monotonous even landscapeb strike their sight; and, as far as their eyes could reach, the same scene of frozen snow forced itself upon them.
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