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But, bit by bit, whatever comes first of the water is taken off, and the result is that there is no superabundance of liquid in the sum total; partly because strong winds sweep the surface and diminish it, as does the sun on high unravelling it with his rays; partly because it is distributed abroad through all the earth underneath; for the pungency is strained off, and the substance of the water oozes back, and all meets at the sources of each river,whence it returns over the earth in a column of sweet water along the path which has once been cut for it in its liquid course.
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