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Thrice happy he, wise man and countryman too, who tends land and soul and spends sleepless care on both, like those whom Christ our Founder taught, and when he took them on as labourers in the field, thus instructed: When you commit the seeds to the furrows, beware of ground that is hard, stony, and poor, lest that which is sown fall there, for at first the shoot is very fertile and grows abundantly, but then the sap fails and the thirsty plant is scorched and dried up under the heat of the flaming sun. And let not the seeds run among thorny bushes, for their rough thongs entwine the corn as it rises, and the bramble chokes the frail stalks with its piercing bonds. Nor let the grains you cast be scattered on the highway, for these are exposed to the birds and are all devoured, lying there for uncleanly crows to make foul sport of them.
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