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 1 III   |         most prodigal. And so I should like to lay hold upon someone
 2 III(7)|  Literally, "unripe." At 100 he should "come to his grave in a
 3 IV    |     though nothing from without should assail or shatter, Fortune
 4 IV    |     that future day on which he should lay aside his greatness.
 5 VI    |     lives as yours, though they should pass the limit of a thousand
 6 VII   |       seemly manner; though you should cite to me the men who are
 7 VII   |   existed long. For what if you should think that that man had
 8 X     |                              X. Should I choose to divide my subject
 9 X     |      the past, and even if they should have, it is not pleasant
10 XI    |   remote from all business, why should it not be ample? None of
11 XII   |   source of their own worry; we should say that these are living,
12 XIII  | hereafter some all-powerful man should learn them and be jealous
13 XIV   |  fellowship with every age, why should we not turn from this paltry