[…] obedience. Like Augustine, I know that God will not be scorned. If it suits Him, He will feed me tragedy on the instant. He will shatter me. … I will be put into the […]
[…] white shirt. Main Street was wide for such a small town. She could see only three businesses—a feed store, a gas station, and a grocery. Houses along the side streets were mostly wooden, painted […]
[…] would occasionally sneak a sandwich to Vladimir’s mother, which she hid under her shirt until she could feed her seven children. She would give each child a piece. Once when Vladimir was working in […]
“Why you want to go out and sit all day on the ice just to catch a fish, I’ll never know. Ed, you’re going to freeze to death one of these days, or catch pneumonia.” …
[…] the event that the master had sexual intercourse with a servant “of the African race,” neglected to feed, clothe, shelter, or otherwise abused the servant, or attempted to take him from the Territory against […]
[…] have a mission from God, in fulfi[ll]ment of which he wanders about preaching to ‘all who will feed him.’ When this essential condition is not performed by his hearers, he shakes o[f]f the dust […]
[…] table like a stump. You have to cut up his turkey for him; sometimes you have to feed it to him. You’re lucky if he don’t piss himself. Just like a baby, really. Makes […]
[…] Just one of the bills she slipped from the bundle in her pocket yielded enough dinar to feed and house them for a month. The money was powerful, even with the money-changer robbing her […]
[…] loudspeaker system in coordination with the speaker on the screen, while the English room receives the direct feed. During the October 1998 general conference, which I observed, Haitian members of the Church turned out […]
[…] at night with big flies because I’d read that the big browns came out at night to feed, but my line kept sinking, dragging my fly down into the dark river water. Clean and […]