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Meanings of own immortality in English

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Usage of own immortality in English
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Writers, kings, courtesans and clerks, we all crave our own immortality.
The Guardian
2
We, who no longer believe in the Divinity, still believe in our own immortality.
His Masterpiece
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He almost envied Charlie's blind sense of his own immortality.
Shadow zone
4
They felt within themselves the stirring of their own immortality.
The Privet Hedge
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They behold in them their own immortality, even upon earth.
Charlemont; Or, The Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky
6
Every verse or sentence possessing this virtue will take care of its own immortality.
Essays — Second Series
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And the soul becoming more conscious of these, becomes more conscious of her own immortality.
Phaedo
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He does not believe in anything-Church ,Bible ,Sunday ,Christ ,Godor even his own immortality.
Laicus; Or, the Experiences of a Layman in a Country Parish.
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It's your own immortality you're screwing up, not mine.
The Book of Skulls
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Youth has a strong sense of its own immortality, and I was no different from most.
The power of one
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But even the man who has not this faith beholds his own immortality in his children.
The Young Man and the World
12
Lessons learned from fruit fly Methuselahs could one day provide a stepping stone towards our own immortality.
The Irish Times
13
Perhaps he but tests his own immortality.
Forge of Darkness
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An immortal like Shakespeare knows nothing of his own immortality about which we are so keenly conscious.
The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
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The public slave whose task was to murmur reminders of the Emperor's own immortality seemed to have given up.
The Silver Pigs
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You cannot imagine, Madam, how much such feelings delight me; they are my dearest proofs of my own immortality.
The Letters of Robert Burns
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