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- books.google.comRobert I. Fitzhenry - 1993 - 544 pages
Publilius Syrus At last God caught his eye. Harry Secombe (Epitaph for a waiter)
Death - the last voyage, the longest, the best. Thomas Wolfe Death is a delightful
hiding-place for weary men. Herodotus Death is just a distant rumour to the ... - books.google.comRobert Andrews - 1993 - 1092 pages
Emigravit. 9 In lapidary inscriptions a man is not upon oath. SAMUEL JOHNSON
(1 709-84), English author, lexicographer. Quoted in: James Boswell, Life of
Samuel tohnson. 1775 (1791). 10 At last God caught his eye. HARRY SECOMBE
<b. - books.google.com - 208 pages
The first tester who peered over the side of his crib perhaps was Dr. Arnold
Gesell of Yale, with his Developmental Schedules: "The 28-week-old infant sits
with support, his trunk erect and ... Epitaph on a waiter: By and by God caught his
eye. - books.google.comRebecca Harding Davis - 2004 - 48 pages
The picture caught his eye. It was good to see a face like that. ... the last time. For
the same reason, it was, I suppose, that he strained his eyes to catch a glimpse of
each passer−by, wondering who they were, what kind of homes they were ... - books.google.comRebecca Harding Davis, Tillie Olsen - 1985 - 242 pages
The picture caught his eye. It was good to see a face like that. ... had been over
for an hour; the rumbling of the carts over the pavement grew more infrequent: he
listened to each, as it passed, because he thought it was to be for the last time. - books.google.comElizabeth Greenwood - 2008
He turned round just in time to see the bird totter in a swoon; Larry sprung to his
side and caught him in his arms. ... What a sight he must have looked, sitting up
with flushed cheeks and tousled hair next to that grotesque figure! Something on
the ground then caught his eye. God, not again! In a flash, Larry got ... This last
article of clothing he tore into strips and wound them firmly round the bird's
shoulder. - books.google.com1835
May the God of light protect thee, Favoring gales thy canvass swell ; May his
grace and power direct thco, And His Spirit with thee dwell. ... Christ had his
friends — his eye could trace, in the long train of coming years, The chosen
children of his grace, The full .... He woke, — and caught his Captain's eye ; Then,
strong in faith and prayer, His spirit, with a bound. ... The pains of death are
passed ; Labor and sorrow cease ; And, lire's long warfare closed at last, His soul
is found in peace. - books.google.comCarolyn Jewel - 2009 - 309 pages
Whoever it was, it was possible to follow his or her progress through the room
from the reaction of the surrounding people. At last she saw him briefly. And
really, it must have been ... ladies wanted to catch his eye. A god had just walked
into ... - books.google.comTerese Svoboda - 2006 - 194 pages
Anyway, this fear of the grass reaches into him and squeez— es his face about
off so all you really see is the eyes. Those blue eyes. The whispering ones in the
grass figure they have at last caught themselves a god, they have captured one ... - books.google.comJ. Kelly - 2004
Looking into his son's eyes, he saw questions, so many questions. And yet he
knew this ... While the old governor watched and waited for God to show His favor
, it began in much the same manner as before. ... Then the stone caught fire,
filling his father's study with light. With tears ... God has chosen His Deliverer at
last.
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