And there they said to him: Save thy soul and look not behind thee lest thou perish also, but save thee in the mountain.

RUNAWAYS Numbers of poor slaves run away from their masters; some of whom doubtless perish in the swamps and other secret places, rather than return back again to their masters; others stay away until they almost famish with hunger, and then return home rather than die, while others who abscond are caught by the negro-hunters, in various ways.

"What was evil perishes, and what was good remains; almost everywhere there is a little good.

The naval wars between Holland and England had their real source in the inveterate jealousies and unbounded ambition of both countries, reciprocally convinced that a joint supremacy at sea was incompatible with their interests and their honor, and each resolved to risk everything for their mutual pretensionsto perish rather than yield.

I however distinctly remember that my last thought was: "If I am to die, at any rate Thomas Roch and his secret perish with meand the pirates of Back Cup will not escape punishment for their crimes.

the day That thou shouldst perish, so ignobly too, And in my kingdom; what a wretched fate!

Where food is not present the animal that can move about in search of it will survive, and the stationary animal perish; and likewise those that can escape their foes will live down those rooted in one spot.

Then the hecatomb is preparing: let the unfit perish and only the strongest survive!"

"If even equality and justice existed in your naturebut you acknowledge it yourself, life is for the strongest, the weak infallibly perishes because he is weakthere are no two beings equal, either in health, in beauty, or intelligence; everything is left to haphazard meeting, to the chance of selection.

Let the dreams of classic idolatry perish,extinct be the fairies and fairy trumpery of legendary fabling,in the heart of childhood, there will, for ever, spring up a well of innocent or wholesome superstitionthe seeds of exaggeration will be busy there, and vitalfrom every-day forms educing the unknown and the uncommon.

So will the world succumb to ill, And what is worthy perish quite; How then may grow the sense which still Instructs us to discern the right?

The naval wars between Holland and England had their real source in the inveterate jealousies and unbounded ambition of both countries, reciprocally convinced that a joint supremacy at sea was incompatible with their interests and their honor, and each resolved to risk everything for their mutual pretensionsto perish rather than yield.

We have also seen an illustration of that remark of the apostle'sin proportion as the outward man perishes, the inward man is renewed.