who is infinitely fitter to choose than thou. Leave, therefore, his own work to himself, and mind that which is thine; whilst thou livest, live to Christ; and when thou diest, thou shalt die to Christ; even into
22. ‘Thou ominous and fearful owl of death’(King Henry VI, Part I)23. ‘Ay, but to die, and go we know not where’(Measure for Measure)Shakespeare using death as a metaphor, or part of a metaphor24. ‘For in that sleep of death what dreams may come’(Hamlet)25. ‘This though...
19Send therefore now, and gather thy cattle, and all that thou hast in the field; for upon every man and beast which shall be found in the field, and shall not be brought home, the hail shall come down upon them, and they shall die. ...
I’ll be the second of the three, and in endless skies we’ll hunt, we’ll kill, and as one we’ll die. A squadron of mad dogs; nameless, faceless, known not by a given number, like you all are, but by the number of lives we harvest, the number of rockets fired and rockets...
The Beautiful:I love all of my children, yet I fear they cannot love me. 美丽的妇人: 我爱我所有的孩子,然而我怕他们不爱我... Child: Do you love me? 孩子:你爱我么? The Beautiful:I shall love thee forever, my dearest one.Sleep now, as we enter this endless memory together, and se...
"I will go at once, Father. But you should not be discouraged; one does not die of a cold." The old man smiled. "I shall not die of a cold, my son. I shall die of having lived." ~Willa Cather,Death Comes for the Archbishop, 1931 ...
Die like candles in a draft —Sharon Sheehe Stark In the short story,The Johnstown Polka,the simile has a literal frame of reference; specifically, a room in an old age home which is overheated because to open the windows would kill the people in it. ...
Thou hast been given life Thou shalt not taketh away! My absence of faith My wings will not fly My soul will not rest A paradise awaits the saved the promise kept to thee of faith Lived by the word, receive the son Thy kingdom come, thy will be done ...