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1 II|     in our religion and our life, thou too sayest as readily
2 IV|      we maintain that after life has passed away thou still
3 IV| been taken from the good of life, but because he has been
4 IV|    thou professest to think life a burden, and death a blessing.
5 IV|  deprives us of the good of life; yet, on the other hand,
6 IV|  hand, as it puts an end to life's discomforts, which are
7 IV|    shrinkest from giving up life because thy experience of
8 IV|  beyond our term of earthly life; for desire of posthumous