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What is the narrator mean when he says it is better to lose. One's life than one's. Spirit
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What is the narrator mean when he says it is better to lose. One's life than one's. Spirit

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It is better to die with your spirit and if you don’t have that you basically die with nothing left to live for.
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its better to die young than old and weak .
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