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To
think
that
the
affairs
of
this
life
always
remain
in
the
same
state
is
a
vain
presumption;
indeed
they
all
seem
to
be
perpetually
changing
and
moving
in
a
circular
course.
Spring
is
followed
by
summer,
summer
by
autumn,
and
autumn
by
winter,
which
is
again
followed
by
spring,
and
so
time
continues
its
everlasting
round.
But
the
life
of
man
is
ever
racing
to
its
end,
swifter
than
time
itself,
without
hope
of
renewal,
unless
in
the
next
that
is
limitless
and
infinite.
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