Hoc igitur mihi subtracto inter prima iuventae tempora tam caro socio et monitore fideli, ilico me indocilis fratris discordia acerba excepit, validum genitoris testamentum solvere conantis specialia commoda matris inpugnandi animo, cuius mihi cura tuendae hoc quoque maior erat, quo iustior, et pietatis non minor affectus studium firmabat honestum.
He, then, so dear a comrade and trusty counsellor, was withdrawn from me in the early season of my youth; and straightway succeeded bitter disagreement caused by my wilful brother, who sought to overthrow our fathers valid will, desiring to annul the special benefits therein granted to my mother; and to safeguard her caused me concern the greater as it was natural, my just endeavours being strengthened by the yet greater impulse of affection.
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