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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Help me.
Could anyone tell me the meaning of the underlined sentence?
"death strikes embers and servants alike"
Help me.
Could anyone tell me the meaning of the underlined sentence?
"death strikes embers and servants alike"
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Could it possibly be "emporer" instead of "embers"? Death comes to all people, powerful and rich, or poor and lowly.
- Could it possibly be "emporer" instead of "embers"?
- Death comes to all people, powerful and rich, or poor and lowly.
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Could it possibly be "emporer" instead of "embers"?
Death comes to all people, powerful and rich, or poor and lowly.
Death comes to all people, powerful and rich, or poor and lowly.
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