interim ad praesens nil coniecturaliter gestum, nil per ambages, quandoquidem hunc nostrum temerarium futurorum sciscitatorem et diu frustra tergiversantem tempus et qualitas praedictae mortis innexuit.
Meanwhile on this occasion there has happened an occurrence which has nothing conjectural or ambiguous about it, for our friend, this rash enquirer into the future, who for so long had been vainly dodging his doom, has been caught by the time and manner of the death foretold.
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