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Jatt Posted 19 years ago
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"To die with honour when one can no longer live with honour"
Plz explain mean of that line.
Plz explain mean of that line.
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Hi, "To die with honour when one can no longer live with honour" Let me offer an example. A soldier betrays his country to the enemy. This means that he loses his honour, and must live without honour.
- Hi, "To die with honour when one can no longer live with honour" Let me offer an example.
- A soldier betrays his country to the enemy.
- This means that he loses his honour, and must live without honour.
- Years later, he goes into a burning house and saves a child from the fire.
- He himself dies in the fire.
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Hi,
"To die with honour when one can no longer live with honour"
Let me offer an example.
A soldier betrays his country to the enemy. This means that he loses his honour, and must live without honour.
Years later, he goes into a burning house and saves a child from the fire. He himself dies in the fire. In other words, he gives his l
"To die with honour when one can no longer live with honour"
Let me offer an example.
A soldier betrays his country to the enemy. This means that he loses his honour, and must live without honour.
Years later, he goes into a burning house and saves a child from the fire. He himself dies in the fire. In other words, he gives his l
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