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For tis not in mere death that men die most
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"For tis not in mere death that men die most"

- Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning's quote, "For tis not in simple fatality that men die most," suggests that there is more to dying than just the physical act of leaving this globe. She is highlighting the truth that males can die a little everyday in the method they live their lives, via their enthusiasms, their likes, and also their ideas. She highlights that fatality is not just the last tragedy however likewise the buildup of all the little fatalities we experience throughout our lives. The quote talks to the idea that life is not nearly the size of it however concerning what we make with the moment we are provided. Basically, it tests readers to take into consideration the importance of life and how we select to live it.

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning This quote is written / told by Elizabeth Barrett Browning between March 6, 1806 and June 29, 1861. She was a famous Poet from United Kingdom, the quote is categorized under the topic Men. The author also have 29 other quotes.

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