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 1 IV      |     for, though nothing from without should assail or shatter,
 2 V       |     his, which he had lauded without end, though not without
 3 V       |      without end, though not without reason! How tearful the
 4 VIII    |  years. And they do give it, without realizing it; but the result
 5 VIII    |  they themselves suffer loss without adding to the years of their
 6 VIII    |    of something that is lost without being noticed they find
 7 XII     |    can neither eat nor drink without ostentation. And I would
 8 XIII(31)|    according to Livy, i. 44) without the city wall. The right
 9 XV      |  from whom he may hear truth without insult, praise without flattery,
10 XV      | truth without insult, praise without flattery, and after whose
11 XX      |      wretched, their life is without profit, without pleasure,
12 XX      |      life is without profit, without pleasure, without any improvement
13 XX      |    profit, without pleasure, without any improvement of the mind.