Just watch yourself some day after you've sown a crop of desires and you'll see promising little hells starting up within you like pigweeds and pusley after a warm rain in your garden.

Locked in my prison cell, Surely an earthly hell, I fell asleep and began for to dream.

How much of the necessity for expressing the enlarged humanity of the Church in the doctrine of purgatory, arose from the existence of the older unsoftened doctrine of eternal hell?

What that trial and its results cost me in pain no one but myself will ever know; on the other hand, there was the passionate gratitude evidenced by letters from thousands of poor married womenmany from the wives of country clergymen and curatesthanking and blessing me for showing them how to escape from the veritable hell in which they lived.

"Why, before breakfast the entire population was wise to the fact that Sabrina, the pride and glory of the village, was out drinking liquor and playing progressive hell with a couple of strange gentlemen.

263.] Those who inhabit the seventh hell have a stature of 500 poles, and in each above that they are half the height of the one below it.

What the sweet hell.

Church of Light (PWH); 9Feb71; R499178. Earth-bound souls and the astral hells.

It is strictly scientific warfare, it produces a strictly scientific hell upon this world, and I think that one may have every reasonable hope that it leads to a strictly scientific hell in the next.

Hell is the state of sin and all that goes with itthe fiery hell of the spirit.

Could not men be segregated in a place of peace and beauty and improved, instead of being segregated in a dull hell and crushed?

It invented Purgatory, to escape the awful burnings of an everlasting hell of physical sufferings.

Years afterwards, in a letter to a young friend, she says, "I have suffered the very torments of the fabled hell, because my conscience was sore to the touch all over.

Charles II. sought to guard himself against hell fire because he could not think hell itself more fantastic than the world as it was revealed by science.

This, though no court would have enforced the agreement he had made, though there was no written record of it, no witness other than himself, the other party, and the Almightyfor Charles Whitney believed in an Almighty God and an old-fashioned hell and a Day of Judgment.

Keats did not speak of any fierce hell of criticism, nor did he ask to remain uncriticised in order that he might write more.

Only this much: if one, deserving well, Touching your thin young hands and making suit, Feel not himself a crawling thing, a brute, Buried and bricked in a forgotten hell; Prophet and poet be he over sod, Prince among angels in the highest place, God help me, I will smite him on the face, Before the glory of the face of God.

For Baalzebub is a sunny fiend; and loves not storm and tempest, thunder, and lashing rains; but the broad bright sun, and broad blue sky, under which he can take his pastime merrily, and laugh at all the shame and agony below; and, as he did at his great banquet in New Orleans once, madden all hearts the more by the contrast between the pure heaven above and the foul hell below.

Alcides, groping into haunted hell To bring forth King Admetus' bride, Braved naught more vaguely direful and untried.

That day would be a hazed and glaring hell, leaden, copper, with sun blazing a sky of molten iron.

The light in the west deepened above the forests; a long, glowing crack opened between two thunderous clouds, like a hint of hidden hell, firing the whole sky.

* * Arise, black vengeance from the hollow hell.

The presence of pain and evil in a world made by a good God; the pain falling on the innocent, as on my seven months' old babe; the pain begun here reaching on into eternity unhealed; a sorrow-laden world; a lurid, hopeless hell; all these, while I still believed, drove me desperate, and instead of like the devils believing and trembling, I believed and hated.

How weak in comparison of it is the imaginary hell, which the great enemy of mankind is represented as carrying every where about with him!

We couldn't cross them; we should have to follow them; it's an impassable hell of a country.