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 1 Ded |         from your affairs so much time as was required for this
 2 Ded |         to say for myself. For of time there can be no restitution
 3 Ded |           this work as a child of time rather than of wit, the
 4 Pre |       person's opinion, from that time they make no enlargement
 5 Pre |          as being the judgment of Time, let me tell him that the
 6 Pre |           nor the miscarriages of Time are entered in our records.
 7 Pre |        the consent itself and the time it has continued a consideration
 8 Pre |        bow to the judgment of the time and the multitude; and thus
 9 Pre |          vulgar opinions. So that Time is like a river which has
10 Pre |         confidence, yet when from time to time they come to themselves
11 Pre | confidence, yet when from time to time they come to themselves
12 Plan|     deceive; but then at the same time they supply the means of
13 Plan|            and also that when the time comes for the intellect
14 Plan|        like interest payable from time to time until the principal
15 Plan|     interest payable from time to time until the principal be forthcoming.