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I pass over the particular charm of the countryside; I say nothing of the arable lands stretching like a sea in which waves that bring profit without danger surge and sway in the corn, and in which the industrious man has the less chance of shipwreck the oftener he goes there. It is a region soft to the feet of the traveller, fruitful to the tiller, delightful to the hunter; the ridges of the mountains surround it with pasture, their sides with vineyards, the earthy parts with country-houses, the rocky parts with fortresses, the shady woods with coverts, the open parts with cultivation, the hollows with springs, and the steep slopes with streams; in short, such is the place that, when but once seen, it often induces many visitors to forget their own native land.
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