... the most defenceless and of the lowest instincts, appear on such occasions like lions, and do honour to themselves. 3 rd . Above all, the difficult... ... lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf, and the young lion, and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them. ... ...e cow and the dear shall feed; their young ones shall lie down together: and the lion shall eat straw like the ox. And the sucking child shall play o... ...ith the lamb, and the leopard shall sleep by the side of the kid. The calf, the lion, and the fatling, shall dwell together in one habitation, and “... ...hough of such diverse inclinations, shall sleep together in the same place. The lion shall then be content with that simple food which the ox useth. ... ...e yet speaking, I will hear. The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall be the serpent’... ...of the building of houses, of the planting of trees and vine yards, of oxen, of lions, of serpents living amicably together, eating of the same mess... ...of Shenir and Hermon,” (all lofty and rugged mountains of Palestine,) “from the lions’ dens, from the mountains of the leopards.” Song of Solomon iv...

... cases in restaurants across the country. Wrigley spent one hundred mil, lion dollars on advertising between 1928 and 1931- THE POWER IN YOU 148 t...

...e to set him free. This I can decide to transform a man into a wolf, into a lion or a pig, like the Sorceress Circe does, or can decide to give him b...

...also used later (1530) in the explanation to the fable about the ass and the lion in Luther’s little book on Aesop’s Fables, which included his trans...

... gold agate, a Nike on chalcedony, a nude girl on jasper, a fighting lion on rock crystal... Sappho is enjoying her collection: the sun, in ... ...e in my library, I opened the box Aesop had given me and removed his fox, lion, donkey, raven and frog. He had moulded them for me. Two were made of... ...d when will I smell the cabin’s wick and the nets? Oh, drown me, Egyptian lion, Etruscan charioteer, lunge and shield: yours is the tyranny. Surely... ...ES FROM THE PAST 126 As I went downstairs, I put my hand between the lion’s jaws, stubby, mossy stone, oldest part of the house. Lingering, I w... ...tines with a new animal, I made sketches. At one time, there were several lions in the town’s menagerie. An old lion had a stubby grey mane and a bl... ...ld and wise, he ate only two or three times a week...and outlived younger lions. Bruno, a keeper, let me measure him. Skull. Neck. Spine. Shoulders.... ...r the menagerie animals but no one listened. When I designed a cage for a lion on two levels, with a tree in a corner, nothing came of it. One nigh... ...g came of it. One night, in winter, a friar opened a cage and let a sick lion go; for days the young man had tried to cure the female. Running amok... ...ble about the great elk of Scandinavia. I have constructed a papier-mâché lion—in yellow, black, and pink. He will walk a few steps down the center ...

... it is probable that for this reason also the ideas vary, and dogs, fishes, lions, men, and grasshoppers do not see the same things, either of the s... ...bat by a leaf of the plane-tree. The elephant flees before the ram, and the lion before the cock, and seals from the rattling of beans that are bein...

...are oulipiene: „L’unique sonnet de treize verses et pourquoi?” – Francois Le Lionnais: „(...) Mais, il est parmi tous un mot imprononçable Sous u... ... } while (the therapist asks “What are you feeling?”); * The lamb eats the lion, only when the lamb is also the lion. * The erotic hero is everyo...

...in the text being the body politic. Workers, both industrial and agricultural, were lionized and idolized in communist times. With the implosion of ... ...Moreover, as Wittgenstein observed, language is an essentially private affair: if a lion were to suddenly speak, we would not have understood it. M... ...led with rising promiscuity merely reinstate this natural "default mode", observes Lionel Tiger, a professor of anthropology at Rutgers University ...