Usages of obesse
Aqua pura et quies aegrotis prosunt; clamor autem nimius eis obest.
Pure water and rest help the sick; too much noise, however, harms them.
Magistra dicit desidiam bonae menti saepe obesse.
The teacher says that idleness often harms a good mind.
Pater veretur ne mora longa infantibus obsit.
Father fears that a long delay may harm the children.
Ita discipuli discunt et quid prosit et quid obsit, et cur desidia vitanda, perseverantia autem laudanda sit.
Thus the students learn both what helps and what harms, and why idleness must be avoided but perseverance praised.
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