| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - at ease as if there were no such thing as death, so long as it is lace to face with life, and turns its attention to it, yet it will not prevent the individual from being seized with the fear of death, and trying in every way to escape from it, when it presents itself to him in some particular real case, or even only in his imagination, and he is compelled to contemplate it For just as, so long as
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