Löydetty 1308 Tulokset: Loó
No sooner had he looked up, his fiery glance betraying his angry humour, than the queen swooned away; white went her cheeks, as she leaned her head, fainting, on the maid that stood by. (Esther 15, 10)
For indeed, my lord, there is nothing about thee but must be admired, nothing in thy looks but is gracious. (Esther 15, 17)
But to our matter. We took under our protection, some time since, one Aman, son of Amadathi, a stranger; a Macedonian by race, with no share of our Persian blood, a Macedonian in his nature, whose cruel temper sorts ill with our Persian kindliness.✻ (Esther 16, 10)
shades, like the shades of death, claim it for their own; deep gloom lie heavy on it, and wrap it all in desolation. (Job 3, 5)
Ever as I sit down to meat the sighs come, grief floods over me unrestrained. (Job 3, 24)
Bethink thee, Lord, it is but a breath, this life of mine, and I shall look on this fair world but once; (Job 7, 7)
To despair I yield myself, I will live on no more; loose thy hold of me; this life of mine is but the shadow of a life. (Job 7, 16)
He it was, and no other, that spread out heaven to be his covering, made ocean a floor under his feet; (Job 9, 8)
If his scourge must fall, should not a single blow suffice? Why does he look on and laugh, when the unoffending, too, must suffer? (Job 9, 23)
a land of gloomy night, where death’s shadow lies over all, and no peace haunts it, only everlasting dread. (Job 10, 22)
He knows the false hearts of men, sees wickedness there, and wouldst thou have him overlook it? (Job 11, 11)
These miseries of thine shall be forgotten, or remembered gratefully, like floods that are overpast. (Job 11, 16)
