qu PRON10GENPF pars N33NOMSF exigu ADJ11NOMSFPOS frug N31LOCPF al V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S residu ADJ11GENSFPOS omn ADJ32NOMPCPOS pal VPAR11NOMPCPRESPPL per PREPACC solitudin N31NOMPF vast V11PRESACTIVEIND2S nec ADVPOS stiv N11ACCSF aliquando ADVPOS nec ADVPOS sement N33ACCSF expert VPAR34ACCPFPERFPPL sed CONJ squal VPAR21NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL et CONJ pruinos ADJ11ACCPFPOS fer N11GENPF taetr ADJ12DATSMPOS rit N41ABLSM vesc V31PRESIND3P e PRON41DATPX que CONJ caritat N31NOMPF et CONJ habitacul N22NOMPN vil ADJ32NOMPCPOS que CONJ suppellectiles OTHER plaustr N22LOCPN imposit VPAR31NOMPFPERFPASSIVEPPL sunt V51PRESACTIVEIND3P cortic N31LOCPC tect N22LOCPN et CONJ cum ADVPOS placu V21PERFACTIVESUB3S sin N21VOCSM obstacul N22DATSN migr V11PRESACTIVEIND3P eodem PRON42ABLSX carpent N22NOMPN qu PRON10ABLSM libu V21PERFACTIVESUB3S convolv VPAR31NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL
Of these, only a small part live on the fruits of the earth; all the rest roam over desert wastes, which never knew plough nor seeds, but are rough from neglect and subject to frosts; and they feed after the foul manner of wild beasts. Their dear ones, their dwellings, and their poor belongings they pack upon wains covered with the bark of trees, and when the fancy takes them they change their abode without trouble, wheeling their carts to the place which has attracted them.
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