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They must bleed for their divine idea, or so it was then.
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India shall bleed for all the fat years she has lain unplundered!
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Their hearts bleed for the misery of the poor labouring man.
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Your heart would bleed for the poor wounded men if you saw them.
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Our hearts bleed for your distress, and the temptations you are exposed to.
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And those like Forsythia, willing to bleed for love or money.
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As I before told thee, let him bleed for his folly.
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How has my heart bled, and how does it still bleed for her!
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People do not bleed for that long for no reason.
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And the little cuts that bleed for a long time.
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He sat smoking and watching her bleed for hours before calling the emergency service.
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Men invented the church so they could bleed for Christ.
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And I hope, Harry, that my heart may never have to bleed for her.
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Quick womanly instinct made her heart bleed for her daughter's manifest shame and horror.
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Dear me, dear me, you poor souls, how my heart does bleed for you!
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True; methinks it makes my heart bleed to think that He should bleed for me.
