Talis vita mihi a ter senis circiter annis usque duo durans impleta decennia mansit donec me invitum, fateor, pia cura parentum cogeret invectum blanda suetudine ritum deserere atque novum compelleret esse maritum coniugis, antiquo potius cuius domus esset nomine magnifica, quam quae possessa placere ad praesens posset nimiis obnoxia curis, dudum desidia domini neglecta senili, parva cui neptis functo genitore superstes successit, taedisque meis quae postea cessit.
Such was the life I led from about my eighteenth year, and so continued until my second decades close, when my parents anxious care forced me, unwillingly, I admit, to give up this state, grown easy through soft custom, and drove me by way of change to mate with a wife, whose property was rather glorious for its ancient name than for the present a portion potent to please, because of the sore anxiety it involved, as long uncared for through the lethargy of its aged lord, to whom, surviving her own fathers death, a young grandchild succeeded'she who afterwards acceded to wedlock with me.
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