Nec te fallit item quid corporis auferat et quid detrahat ex hominum nervis ac viribus ipsis perpetuus sermo nigrai noctis ad umbram aurorae perductus ab exoriente nitore, praesertim si cum summost clamore profusus.
Nor do you fail to see also how much body is taken away, what is drawn away from a mans very sinews and strength, by a speech which is drawn out uninteirupted from the rising gleam of dawn to the shades of black night, especially if it is poured forth with a great volume of sound.
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