Hic foedatam probris conscientiam exspectans et se cum fortuna sua comparans, forsitan pertimescit ne cuius ei iucundus usus est, sit tristis amissio.
One man, regarding his own conscience soiled by his misdeeds, and comparing his own character with his fortune, is afraid perhaps lest it should be hard for him to lose that the enjoyment of which he finds pleasant;
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