torqueant se miseri, quibus exstingui quam superesse utilius est, [in] trepido et anxio consilio quanam ratione vita exeant quaerentes: ferrum acuant, venena temperent, laqueos apprehendant, vastas altitudines circumspiciant, tamquam magno apparatu aut exquisita molitione opus sit ut corporis atque animi infirmo vinculo cohaerens societas dirimatur.
Let those unfortunates for whom death is better than survival agonize, seeking in quavering anxiety to plan their way out of life; let them sharpen steel, compound poisons, catch at ropes, survey vast heights as though great preparation or ingenious contrivance were needed to dissolve the partnership between mind and body, linked by a fragile bond.
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