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For their sake--for their sake," he added sadly to himself Oh, I know it could be done," said Samson.— Crown and Sceptre A West Country Story
As one ponders upon Forest Hill for Mary Powell's sake--is not Shotover as dear a name as Shottery?--and Chalfont for Milton's sake, one thinks on Reigate surrounded by its hills for Anne Manning's sake, and keeps the place in one's heart Mary Powell_, with its sequel, Deborah's Diary_--Deborah was the young thing whom to bring into the world Mary Powell died--is one of the most fragrant books in English literature.— Mary Powell ; Deborah's Diary
Many who now are rich will be the last in God's Kingdom; but those who are poor for my sake will be the very first in his Kingdom That night the disciples stayed in Tarichaea.— Men Called Him Master
"For my sake--for your own sake, pity and forgive him.— Mark Hurdlestone Or, The Two Brothers
It is for your sake--for your sake, mind--that I think of this He turned and looked at her--looked at her, perhaps, with new eyes.— The Lighted Way

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