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A better fate should be thine; and I will stand thy friend.'
2
All in all, a better fate than was to befall his conqueror.
3
The third, very old and very infirm, had not a better fate.
4
She deserved a better fate, they exclaimed, as they watched the conflagration.
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It is a fine old place, too, and deserved a better fate.
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We deserved a better fate. NOTES: Dallas rested G Ben Bishop.
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The objection to the other sentence met with no better fate.
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And the abstract principles of ethical philosophy cannot hope for any better fate.
9
It is a better fate than what awaits us, my lady.
10
I have studied it at close range, and it deserves no better fate.
11
Such a question as this was worthy of a better fate.
12
Rosalinde was married-withno better fate, we fear-tothe vain and treacherous Menalcas.
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It is a shame, for she is worthy a better fate.
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He indeed deserved a better fate than to fall into your hands alive.
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She was a woman of merit-very virtuous and unhappy-whomerited a better fate.
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I like to picture him as Hector, but Hector with a better fate.
