o quantae pariter manus laborant! hi caedunt nemus exuuntque montes, hi ferro scolopas trabesque levant, illi saxa ligant opusque texunt cocto pulvere sordidoque tofo, hi siccant bibulas manu lacunas et longe fluvios agunt minores.
Oh, how many hands work in unison! Some fell the forest and strip the mountains, some with iron smooth stakes and beams; others bind stones together, weaving the work with baked sand and grimy tufa; others toil to dry up thirsty puddles and lead off lesser streams.
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