sed et ille imputationem meam praetextu frequentatae suburbanitatis eludit, per quam efficitur, ut nobis nec praesens ipse nec reus sit, et tu habes quo te interim excuses, quod te diu possidet vix recepta possessio.
But your brother dodges my reproach by the pretext of being constantly on his suburban farm, which results in his being never at home for me and at the same time in his being exempt from blame; and you on your part have for the time being the excuse that a landed possession, which you have barely succeeded in recovering, has long possessed your attention.
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