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He adds that we will destroy him or die gloriously in our attempt.
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Those words showed that her resolve to die gloriously was due to no sudden impulse.
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Yet to die gloriously is happiness.
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How could any valiant gentleman object to die gloriously, sword in hand, of a good, honest wound, fairly given?
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The officer of the story was the heroic Wolfe, who was afterwards to become a famous general and die gloriously before Quebec.
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In truth, I may say without fear of contradiction, that a dozen patriots might have found room to roll up in them and die gloriously.
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You didn't say he'd gone to a better place or died gloriously.
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He was dying , but he was not dying gloriously for a flag.
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He died gloriously while inhaling gas-levique flatu corrupitur, like the fama pudicitae in Hieronymus.
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Like old Kiffin, Mac died gloriously and in full action.
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If Jean is killed he has died gloriously, doing his duty till the last.
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Well, he died gloriously; it requires as much courage as on the field of battle.
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All you care about is dying gloriously in battle.
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They wrought and died gloriously; that was Greek.
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They have died gloriously for what they hold to be the truth, why should not you?
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Besides, that woman would be convinced that her son died gloriously in defence of an attacked Fatherland.