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| 17 | 622 | Battles of formulas, you see, as View more quotes about nothing">nothing can count against them, are too often decided by wounds and iron. |
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| 17 | 619 | I guess that it must be a very frightening thing to inquire into one's beliefs. |
| 17 | 620 | So few people do it. |
| 17 | 621 | Sometimes one grows weary of blood-stained twaddle. |
| 17 | 622 | Battles of formulas, you see, as nothing can count against them, are too often decided by wounds and iron. |
| 17 | 623 | Some men, we have noted, are willing to die for their beliefs. |
| 17 | 624 | Even larger numbers, it seems, are willing to kill for them". |
| 17 | 625 | "It is not unknown for men to fight for false treasures," she said. |