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Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ

CHAPTER II
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The instructions given the latter, taken with the omission on the map, accomplished the design--the cell and its unhappy tenants were all alike lost.
What may be thought of the life of the mother and daughter during the eight years must have relation to their culture and previous habits.

Conditions are pleasant or grievous to us according to our sensibilities.

It is not extreme to say, if there was a sudden exit of all men from the world, heaven, as prefigured in the Christian idea, would not be a heaven to the majority; on the other hand, neither would all suffer equally in the so-called Tophet.

Cultivation has its balances.

As the mind is made intelligent, the capacity of the soul for pure enjoyment is proportionally increased.


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