Why is ‘grandeur’ associated with the ‘mighty dead’?

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The ‘grandeur’ of the ‘mighty dead’ lies in their noble deeds. They have left behind the beautiful legacy of their brave acts. Their selfless sacrifice for their nation and deeds for the welfare of mankind still continue to inspire us.

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"Pompey, how do I look?"

"Mighty massa, mighty."

"What do you mean mighty, Pompey?"

"Why massa you look noble."

"What do you mean by 'noble'?"

"Why you look just like one lion."

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"I saw one down in yonder field the other day."

"Pompey, you foolish fellow, that was a jackass."

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