10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HELLWARDS»
Discover the use of
hellwards in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hellwards and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Illustrative Gatherings for Preachers and Teachers: A Manual ...
There are still multitudes running headlong that same course, tending to
destruction, through the midst of all the means of salvation ! the saddest of all to it,
through words and sacraments, and all heavenly ordinances, to be walking
hellwards !
George Seaton Bowes, 1864
2
The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories:
... and I saw no more. Presently the seven great angels came out by one of
Heaven's gates and set their faces Hellwards, and four of them carried the young
soul of La Traviata, and one 0' them went on before and one of them followed
behind ...
3
The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories (威爾勒倫之劍與其他短篇小說選):
Presently the seven great angels came out by one of Heaven's gates and set
their faces Hellwards, and fourof them carried theyoung soulof La Traviata,
andone ofthemwent on before and oneof them followed behind. These six trod
with ...
4
Dreams Assembled: the Collected Early Dreams of Lord Dunsany
Presently the seven great angels came out by one of Heaven's gates and set
their faces Hellwards, and four of them carried the young soul of La Traviata, and
one of them went on before and one of them followed behind. These six trod with
...
5
The Sword of Welleran: And Other Stories
Presently the seven great angels came out by one of Heaven's gates and set
their faces Hellwards, and four of them carried the young soul of La Traviata, and
one of them went on before and one of them followed behind. These six trod with
...
6
Reflections on the Death of a Porcupine and Other Essays
Hellwards, what is there? Love is at last a positive infinite. What then is the
negative infinite? Positive and negative infinite are the same, since there is only
one infinite. How then will it matter whether we travel heavenwards, ad infinitum,
or in ...
D. H. Lawrence, Michael Herbert, 1988
A. Udofia. II As if the hangman is come. Wax devours flame, darkness erases
dancing moths, amorphous void engulfs bats in askew ballistics. Book your pass
here hellwards. What sane verdict would the defenceless lamb secure from the ...
... with the blessing of God, I think it might persuade some vile and abominable
wretch to lay down his arms that he hath taken up in defiance against God, and is
marching hellwards, posthaste with 'the devil; I say, methinks it should stop him, ...
John Bunyan, Henry Stebbing, 1861
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The scalp hunters; or, Romantic adventures in northern Mexico
'ee how 'ee kin put them on a track that'll jest carry them hellwards." , " Hooraw for
you, old hoss ! " " 'Ee see a quiver on that Injun's back?" " Aye ! aye !" cried
several voices. " It's full o' arrows, or pretty near it, I reckin'." "It is— WeH?" " Wal,
then ...
10
An Illustrated Itinerary of the County of Cornwall
My_soul turns hellwards, to its dwelling, Winter and summer tide, there to inhabit l
" ( Cain dies.) Adam now directs Seth to Paradise, where the future is revealed to
him by an angel, in a sort of phantasmic scenery ; wherein he sees the past ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HELLWARDS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hellwards is used in the context of the following news items.
Love/Hate's central character is not Nidge – it's Death
It was in becoming an assassin to pay off a debt that Darren's fallen-angel story arc so fully turned hellwards. Robert Sheehan's character killed ... «Irish Times, Nov 13»
Opera Review: Don Giovanni, Royal Opera House
The sets, by Maria Bjornson, are simple and effective, but the final scene, with a topless Don Giovanni disappearing Hellwards in a flurry of ... «Express.co.uk, Jan 12»
Sci-Fi roundup: January 15
Hell's always a popular destination in fiction: Christopher Fowler's Hell Train (Solaris, £7.99) is steaming hellwards across 1916 Carpathia. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 12»
PJ Harvey Live
... walked the fields, and put up crosses. Passed through the damned mountains, went hellwards, and some of us returned, and some of us did not', dark places. «ClashMusic.com, Mar 11»
Critics' Choice: New CDs
But here they are trying to convey desperate news: “Went hellwards, and some of us returned/And some of us did not,” she sings in “In the Dark ... «New York Times, Feb 11»
Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand: review
No longer young, and devastated by his experiences, he is heading hellwards once more when he is saved in a second redemption after ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 11»
