A passage from Seneca

Seneca, Letters to Lucilius Letter 12

Let us go to our sleep with joy and gladness; let us say: 'I have lived; the course which Fortune set for me is finished.'
Seneca·Letters to Lucilius·Letter 12·trans. Richard Gummere
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