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1 1|   no man can ever find the time unsuitable or too late to
2 1|  either that it is not yet time to philosophize, or that
3 1|    who should say that the time is not yet come to be happy,
4 1| that he may be at the same time both young and old, in consequence
5 4|  sets forth no illimitable time, but relieves us for the
6 4|  nicest; so too, he enjoys time, not measuring it as to
7 7|  if we endure the pain for time. ~