Ubi haec atque talia velut in commune disseruit, complectitur uxorem, et paululum adversus praesentem formidinem mollitus rogat oratque temperaret dolori neu aeternum susciperet, sed in contemplatione vitae per virtutem actae desiderium mariti solaciis honestis toleraret.
After these and some similar remarks, which might have been meant for a wider audience, he embraced his wife, and, softening momentarily in view of the terrors at present threatening her, begged her, conjured her, to moderate her grief'not to take it upon her for ever, but in contemplating the life he had spent in virtue to find legitimate solace for the loss of her husband.
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