Chapter

 1 5 |         I, who from my earliest years to the present moment have
 2 14|       brought by the advance of years, shares all the varying
 3 27|       marry you aft er thirteen years of widowhood?' As if it
 4 27| although she was your senior in years, she did not despise your
 5 28|     superior in character as in years, and that he was fiercely
 6 55|        the moment; nearly three years since, in a public discourse
 7 57|       to see. For Ulysses spent years in gazing vainly from the
 8 68|    affection for about fourteen years. She was in the flower of
 9 69|     saintly lady, after so many years of blameless widowhood,
10 74|      scandal since his earliest years; in boyhood, ere he became
11 75|     this glutton in a few short years, all this fortune has been
12 85|         thankless your fourteen years of widow hood! The viper,
13 85|       him for her long fourteen years of seclusion? Is the result
14 85|         old in sin but young in years, with the bodily powers
15 89|      year, let him count up the years. He gave her sixty years.
16 89|        years. He gave her sixty years. Let him bring out the total
17 89|     Pudentilla such a number of years that I will reward him by
18 89|      four, I will multiply five years by four and subtract twenty
19 89|        four and subtract twenty years at one fell swoop. I beg
20 89|       of this falsehood! Twenty years' exile would be a worthy
21 89|   original. Had you said thirty years when you ought to have said
22 98|        he is, spends his tender years in revelling with the most