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 1 1 |         young, she spent the~last years of her life with me; that,
 2 2 |      going to live three thousand years, and as~many times ten thousand
 3 2 |           many times ten thousand years, still remember that no
 4 2 |           things during a~hundred years or two hundred, or an infinite
 5 4 |        going to live ten thousand years. Death~hangs over thee.
 6 4 |        thing to die after as many years as thou canst name rather~
 7 5 |           of which during so many years I have been supplied~with
 8 6 |       thou must live only so many years and not more; for as thou
 9 7 | contemplated human life for forty years is the same as to have~contemplated
10 7 |  contemplated it for ten thousand years. For what more wilt thou
11 9 |        these things for a hundred years or three.~ If any man has
12 11|          a manner he who is~forty years old, if he has any understanding