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Everything that can make life honorable, everything that can make life happy-- honor, success, the consciousness of usefulness, the regard of his countrymen, and the supremest delight of family life-- all were his.
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Hoar reflects on the fulfillment of a life well-lived, encompassing honor, success, and family joy.
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