Caput

 1 II  |          lust. Their victims are never allowed to return to their
 2 II  |      appear at his side; but you never deign to look upon yourself,
 3 III | concentrate upon this one theme, never could they adequately express
 4 V   |   prisoner." But, in very truth, never will the wise man resort
 5 V   |       resort to so lowly a term, never will he be half a prisoner—
 6 VI  |          the only person who had never had a holiday even as a
 7 VI  |          to complain that he had never had a holiday when from
 8 X   |         his conscience, which is never deceived; he who has ambitiously
 9 X   |          ever unresting movement never lets them abide in the same
10 XIII|       acquisition of Italian but never of provincial, territory.
11 XVII|        account of time that will never more return. New engrossments
12 XVII|         Reasons for anxiety will never be lacking, whether born
13 XVII|     always pray for leisure, but never enjoy it. ~