ceter ADJ11NOMSNPOS amn N33GENPM coet N41NOMSM maritim ADJ11DATPXPOS simil V11PRESACTIVESUB2S fluct N41NOMSM mov V21PRESACTIVEIND3S mult N22DATSN que CONJ ac CONJ turbid ADJ11DATSMPOS lim N21DATSM qu PRON10NOMSN aqu N11GENPF concurs SUPINE31ABLSN subinde ADVPOS turb V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S iter N32NOMSN qu PRON10NOMSF me V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S navigi N24LOCPN in PREPABL tenu V11PRESACTIVESUB1S alve N21ACCSM cog V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S
Moreover, the union of the rivers raises billows like those of the sea, and the abundance of turbid silt, which is constantly shifted by the confluent waters, compresses the way where it  is navigable by boats into a narrow channel.
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