Et iam dum eum ingenti plaga reconcilio, iamiam sudoro affatim corpore diutule obrigui; inde acerbus dolor intestinorum coortus modico ante sedatus est, quam me denique violentus exanimaret et Philemonis ritu compelleret ante letum abire quam lectum, potius implere fata quam fanda, consummare potius animam quam historiam.
And next, when I used a heavy blow to set it, my body was immediately bathed in sweat and for a while I was paralyzed; then a sharp pain in my stomach came on, and after a short remission its violence finally made me faint, and as happened to Philemon it began to set me on my way to the bier quicker than my bed, to complete my span before my speech, to finish my life before my story.
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