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 1 2 |           a good deal of military life - more, perhaps, than if
 2 2 |       disgust him with a military life; indeed, to excite in him
 3 4 |                 For a part of his life he was a surveyor, and at
 4 11|          difficult enterprises, a life of exposure.~
 5 12|     carrying out the purpose of a life. I noticed that he did not
 6 20| disparagingly, that "he threw his life away," because he resisted
 7 35|       business before he gave his life to the cause of the oppressed.~
 8 36|          did not value his bodily life in comparison with ideal
 9 45|          discipline and habits of life, than an ordinary organization,
10 55|           who there laid down his life for the poor and oppressed
11 55|            ready to sacrifice his life at any moment for the benefit
12 57|       will be more shocked by his life than by his death. I shall
13 57|        for one to spend his whole life in talking or writing about
14 58|           for him. He took up his life and he laid it down for
15 59|         because there had been no life; they merely rotted or sloughed
16 59|           do it. They haven't got life enough in them. They'll
17 59|           lives, when there is no life to take. Memento mori! We
18 63|        failure, and his continued life, be it of whatever character,
19 67|       when a government takes the life of a man without the consent
20 68|          you. I plead not for his life, but for his character -
21 68|          character - his immortal life; and so it becomes your
22 69|           doubting if a prolonged life, if any life, can do as
23 69|          a prolonged life, if any life, can do as much good as