 | 1901 - 436 pages
...desires to fly the darkness of hell, and to come to the light of the true good, that he look not about him to his old vices, so that he practise them again...loses he all his former good, unless he again amend it ! I can relate to thee, from ancient fables, a story very like to the subject which we have just now... | |
 | 1901 - 440 pages
...desires to fly the darkness of hell, and to come to the light of the true good, that he look not about him to his old vices, so that he practise them again...loses he all his former good, unless he again amend it ! I can relate to thee, from ancient fables, a story very like to the subject which we have just now... | |
 | Oliver Herbrand Gordon Leigh - 1901 - 432 pages
...desires to fly the darkness of hell, and to come to the light of the true good, that he look not about him to his old vices, so that he practise them again...he all his former good, unless he again amend it! I can relate to thee, from ancient fables, a story very like to the subject which we have just now... | |
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Then went his wife after him. When he came forth into the light, then looked he behind his back towards the woman. Then was she immediately lost to him. This fable teaches every man who desires to fly the darkness of hell, and to come to the light of... 
