Post autem, exacta iam ter trieteride quinta, rite recurrente statuto tempore Pascha ad tua, Christe Deus, altaria sacra reversus te miserante tua gaudens sacramenta recepi ante hos ter decies super et bis quattuor annos' salvo tunc etiam propriae domus ordine, nuper qui fuerat, linqui et quam iam non posse probarem nec retinere tamen peregrino iugiter esset possibile adstricto iam censu; quominus autem rem propriam expeterem, cuius meritumque situmque anteriore loco iam me exposuisse recordor, obstabat flecti ad communia commoda coniunx indocilis nimioque metu navigare recusans, quam nec invitam trahere usquam fas mihi rebar parque nefas esset subtractis linquere natis.
But afterwards, when now I had passed thrice five triennia, and Easter duly came round at its appointed season, to thy holy altar, Christ my God, I returned, and through thy mercy joyfully received thy Sacrament'thrice ten and twice four years ago. Then also still unbroken were the ranks of my own family which I now found I could not leave and yet could not continually maintain, now that my foreign income was curtailed. But from seeking out my own property'whose value and position, I recall, was set forth by me in a previous passage'I was hindered by my wife who stubbornly refused to yield for our general good, refusing from undue fear to make the voyage; and I held it right for me not to tear her away anywhere against her will, and no less wrong to leave her, tearing her children from her.
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