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Manalive by G.K. Chesterton

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CHAPTER

Exploring the Meaning of 'Man of Life'

This chapter explores the origins of the phrase 'Man of Life' and its connection to oaths and language conventions. It also delves into its significance in the novel as a representation of the characters recognizing the wonder of being alive and the idea that innocent Smith is like manna from heaven, nourishing people's souls. The chapter ends with a mention of couples choosing to marry outside their social class.

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