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Such the division the sisters made and went their separate ways. Even so South Wind and North stir up war from the two pivots of the world, the one fed on Rhipaean snow, the other on Libyan sands; rivers, seas, clouds, and woods clamour and disaster is already plain to see; farmers bewail their losses and yet pity sailors overwhelmed in the deep.
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