A listener acquires fifty properties in two years

A man in the audience told Neville on Thursday that when he first heard him two years ago he had nothing, and now owns fifty pieces of property, thirty of them outright in his own name.
Date (happened)
just a little while ago, Thursday
unresolved
  1. just a little while ago, Thursday relative
    Source On the Law ¶21"just a little while ago, Thursday", told in Tloa Lectureon Law (nid 1781)
    Said as just a little while ago, Thursday
    counted from On the Law
  2. between 1963 and 1965 estimated
    Reasoning Passage 544175 contrasts 'when I heard you two years ago I had nothing' with 'Today' owning fifty properties. Node 1781 is dated 1965-02-19 certain. Subtracting two calendar years gives a 1963 starting year, while the zero-offset endpoint is in 1965. Because the narrative describes accumulation across the interval and supplies no anniversary day, the honest structured result is between 1963 and 1965 at year precision.
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  • On the Law ¶21 (one told me just a little while ago, Thursday, and the other wrote me. I have the letter of one at home and I have the memory of the words of the one who just told me his story.)