A Quiver of Arrows
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Its domes and pinnacles, crimsoned by the setting sun, disappeared like the fabric of a vision, leaving not a vestige behind. So will pass away the glory of this world, its thrones and dynasties, its honors and emoluments — all vanish with life's setting sun.
Only character endures. He is the wise man who wins charadler.
VI. FELIX LOVED SIN That was back of all. He would not give up Drusilla, his eighteen-year-old beauty. She had been the wife of Azizus, King of Emesa, who was still living.
Bac...k of all our excuses is sin. We fondle it like a tiger's cub, knowing at the same time the danger of the first taste of blood. Sin smiles, and is our master. It grows in strength, and the danger increases with the passing days. We do not wait for judgment. Sentence is passed already. The verdi(5l is death. Manton says : ' * Whoso delayeth repentance leaveth his soul in pawn to the evil one, saying in effecfl, * Here, Satan, keep my soul; if I fetch it not again by such a day 'tis thine forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its domes and pinnacles, crimsoned by the setting sun, disappeared like the fabric of a vision, leaving not a vestige behind. So will pass away the glory of this world, its thrones and dynasties, its honors and emoluments — all vanish with life's setting sun.
Only character endures. He is the wise man who wins charadler.
VI. FELIX LOVED SIN That was back of all. He would not give up Drusilla, his eighteen-year-old beauty. She had been the wife of Azizus, King of Emesa, who was still living.
Bac...k of all our excuses is sin. We fondle it like a tiger's cub, knowing at the same time the danger of the first taste of blood. Sin smiles, and is our master. It grows in strength, and the danger increases with the passing days. We do not wait for judgment. Sentence is passed already. The verdi(5l is death. Manton says : ' * Whoso delayeth repentance leaveth his soul in pawn to the evil one, saying in effecfl, * Here, Satan, keep my soul; if I fetch it not again by such a day 'tis thine forever.
What to read after A Quiver of Arrows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burrell David James to read onlineMoreLess
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