Löydetty 1836 Tulokset: Age

• mine is a renown that endures, age after age. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 28)

• make obedience rise to its full height, like Nile✻ or Gehon when men gather the vintage? (Ecclesiasticus 24, 37)

• The store youth never puts by, shall old age enjoy? (Ecclesiasticus 25, 5)

• A woman’s ill will changes the very look of her; grim as a bear’s her visage, and she goes like one mourning. See where he sits among his neighbours, (Ecclesiasticus 25, 24)

• Better climb sandy cliff with the feet of old age, than be a peace-loving man mated with a scold. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 27)

• think of woman’s rage, her shamelessness, the dishonour she can do thee, (Ecclesiasticus 25, 29)

• faint hand and flagging knee betoken one unblessed in his marriage. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 32)

• best cut away the ill growth from thy flesh; she will ever be taking advantage of thee. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 36)

• Easier to guide an unsteady team of oxen than an ill woman; easier to hold a snake than to manage her. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 10)

• and that beauty lasts into ripe age, like the glow of lights on the holy lamp-stand. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 22)

• Rancour and rage are detestable things both; and the sinner has both in store. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 33)

• More fuel, more fire; strong man will rage the more, rich man push his vengeance further. (Ecclesiasticus 28, 12)