Halldor Laxness
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What does hanging on a cross for twenty-four hours mean to a man who has no children,' I said, 'especially when he knows he's dying for a good cause -- indeed, that he's saving the whole world and then going straight into the best place in Heaven? What's that compared to the suffering I've had to put up with for months and years with the house full of children, when for many whole nights I've shrieked with pain unceasingly and without relief, and I'll soon be dead, and that without having anything to die for; and there'll be no heavenly Kingdom for me, for I know the children will go on crying when I'm dead, and swearing and quarrelling, and begging for milk they can't get.
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| Answer | Clues |
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| CLASS | 330 clues |
| STRONG | 186 clues |
| FAITH | 174 clues |
| HEAVEN | 141 clues |
| ANGELS | 121 clues |
| CULTURE | 101 clues |
| SUFFERING | 97 clues |
| JESUS | 56 clues |
| POVERTY | 53 clues |
| RELIGION | 37 clues |
| REFINEMENT | 36 clues |
| THEOLOGY | 24 clues |
| INSPIRATIONAL | 5 clues |
| CHRISTIANITY | 3 clues |
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- Lack of laxness 66.67%
- laxness 63.64%
- Opposite of laxness 52.94%
- Laxness at LAX, maybe 40.00%
- CHARACTERIZED BY CATATONIA ESPECIALLY EITHER RIGIDITY OR EXTREME LAXNESS OF LIMBS 31.25%
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Sickness – Sartre’s first novel
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Hint 1 meaning
Seasickness; hence, any similar sickness of the stomach
accompanied with a propensity to vomit; qualm; squeamishness of the
stomach; loathing.
Hint 2 anagram
AUSENA
Hint 3 another clue
PERPLEXED state
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