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For instance, if he has an oak grove near the boundary, you cannot well plant olives alongside such a forest; for it is so hostile in its nature that your trees will not only be less productive, but will actually bend so far away as to lean inward toward the ground, as the vine is wont to do when planted near the cabbage.
final_alignments\Varro_Agriculture_Book1.json