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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay: like scimitars, and underneath its body was a forest of legs.
Tydomin gave one malignant look at it, and sent it crashing into the
gulf.
'What have I to offer, except my life?" Maskull suddenly broke out.
"And what good is that? It won't bring that poor girl back into the
world."
"Sacrifice is not for utility. It's a penalty which we pay."
"I know that."
"The point is whether you can go on enjoying life, after what has
happened."
She waited for Maskull to come even with her.
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