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1 2      |                  2 And if we ought to consider our parents
2 14     |   men who argue that no hour ought to be unoccupied by pleasure;
3 14     | every part of the body there ought always to be some joy and
4 15     |    as to how much indulgence ought to be allowed to each separate
5 30     |      I, O conscript fathers, ought to reverence every one of
6 [Title]|      obligations to me, what ought I to do now when I owe everything