qu PRON10NOMSN ergo ADVPOS modic ADJ11ACCSFPOS fortun N11ACCSF quasi ADVPOS praecipu ADJ11NOMSNPOS gen V31PRESPASSIVEIND2S human N22GENSN mal N21ACCSM diurn N22LOCPN atque CONJ nocturn ADJ11DATPXPOS convici N24LOCPN lacer V11PRESACTIVEIND1P qu PRON10NOMPF ut CONJ non ADV abund VPAR11DATPXPRESACTIVEPPL it VPAR61NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL fid ADJ11DATPXPOS uber N32LOCPN publicol N11NOMSMinfreq aemili ADJ11ACCPMPOS Fabricios OTHER curi ADJ11ACCPMPOS scipion N31NOMPM scaur ADJ11ACCPMPOS h PRON31DATPX que CONJ par ADJ31NOMPNPOS robor V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S virtut N31GENSF alu V31PERFACTIVEIND3S exsurg V31PRESACTIVESUB1P poti ADJ00NOMSNCOMP anim N11LOCPF pecuni N11GENSF que CONJ aspect N41ABLSM debilitat VPAR11ACCPMPERFPASSIVEPPL spirit N41NOMSM pristin ADJ11GENSMPOS tempor N32GENSN memor ADJ31NOMPNPOS recre V11PRESACTIVESUB1P
Why then do we rail at a moderate fortune in our daily and nightly grumbles as if that were mankinds chief cross? Such a fortune suckled faithfully if not abundantly the Publicolae, Aemilii, Fabricii, Curii, Scipios, Scauri, and other pillars of virtue equal to these. Rather let our hearts rise up and let us refresh our spirits, enfeebled by gazing upon money, with the memory of the days of yore.
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