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 1 III  |     are even beyond it; come now, recall your life and make
 2 VII  | banquets—for even these have now become a matter of business—,
 3 VII  |     the chance to give them, now says: "When shall I be rid
 4 VII  |      there that any hour can now bring? They are all known,
 5 XII  |    said questioningly: "Am I now seated?" Do you think that
 6 XII  |  this one direction, that by now we can charge the mimes
 7 XIII |    among the Romans there is now a great number. It was once
 8 XIII |     bore than a scholar. But now this vain passion for learning
 9 XVIII|     given to the state; take now some part of your time for
10 XIX  |     s eye upon these things! Now while the blood is hot,