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 1 I   |   to no good end, forced at last by the ultimate necessity
 2 III |    or thing is perhaps your last. You have all the fears
 3 III |     you that your life will last longer? Who will suffer
 4 V   |  from destruction, to be at last swept away, unable as he
 5 VII | every day as if it were his last, neither longs for nor fears
 6 X   |    past is certain. For the last is the one over which Fortune
 7 XI  |  the same time. But when at last some infirmity has reminded
 8 XI  |  from this illness; then at last they reflect how uselessly
 9 XI  |     therefore, whenever his last day shall come, the wise
10 XIII|     the Romans also. In the last few days I heard someone
11 XIII|   vilest slave, and then at last discovered what an empty
12 XIII|     car; that Sulla was the last of the Roman's who extended
13 XIV |    asleep and sluggish from last night's debauch, scarcely
14 XVII|  How long will these things last?" This feeling has led kings