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The Gospel tells us that we must forgive even our enemies.
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They could not forgive even when there were no injuries.
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Old --would never forgive even me for taking that little liberty with his name.
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If Nora O'Malley will withdraw the cruel request she just made I will forgive even Reddy.
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One can forgive even a hangman for doing his duty, however it may thwart one's plans.
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Some years ago I asked Li whether he believed Christians should forgive even those who persecuted them.
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To forgive even one infidelity would be a tremendous moral triumph in such a woman as Rosamund.
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We may forgive even our enemies.
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I admire his eloquence, I approve his politics, I adore his Chivalry, and I can forgive even his superstition.
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But lend me one hundred francs till my instalment arrives from Germany, and I will forgive even the present insult.
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But God, in that mercy which endureth forever, was willing to forgive even this sin upon their repentance and faith.
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Give our tympanic membranes accurate, distortion-free sound at a reasonable price, and we'll forgive even the most heinous of stylistic transgressions.
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Until two nights ago, I have known no peace; now, I know God can forgive even such a sin as mine.
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It was not probable that such a man as Mr. Melmotte would forgive even an only child such an offence as that.
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I must forgive even the emperor...
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He is mild in his treatment of the prisoners that fall into his hands, and ready to forgive even the heinous crime of rebellion.
