Nam coniugis miserae squalor et luctus atque optimae filiae maeror adsiduus filiique parvi desiderium mei lacrimaeque pueriles aut itineribus necessariis aut magnam partem tectis ac tenebris continebantur.
For the weeds and dejection of my unhappy wife, the inconsolable sorrow of my sweet daughter, and the yearning and infantile tears of my little son were lost upon you by reason of journeys that they were compelled to make, or concealed from your gaze to a great extent by darkness or by the walls of their dwelling.
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