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 1 III   |      or are even beyond it; come now, recall your life and
 2 III(7)|  unripe." At 100 he should "come to his grave in a full age,
 3 VII   |     When will vacation time come?" Everyone hurries his life
 4 VIII  |  thing, because it does not come beneath the sight of the
 5 IX    |    things that are still to come lie in uncertainty; live
 6 IX    |    still childish, and they come to it unprepared and unarmed,
 7 X     |  ceases to be before it has come, and can no more brook delay
 8 XI    | whenever his last day shall come, the wise man will not hesitate
 9 XII   |   of unbelievable vices has come forth in this age, so clever
10 XV    |     he uses. Is it still to come? This he anticipates. He
11 XVII  |     which it must some time come. When the King of Persia, 34
12 XX    |    on a tomb; some who have come to extreme old age, while