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Example sentences for "the serpent"

  • And hence the association of the serpent in so many religions with the evil-one.

  • In itself, the serpent should no more represent moral wrong than the lizard, the crocodile, or the frog; but the hereditary abhorrence with which he is regarded by mankind extends to no other created thing.

  • Many other valiant men were in the Serpent, although we cannot tell all their names.

  • King Olaf stood on the Serpent's quarterdeck, high over the others.

  • Then Earl Eirik lay with his ship by the side of the Serpent, and the fight went on with battle-axe and sword.

  • Neither let us tempt Christ, as some of them tempted and perished by the serpent.

  • And she answered: The serpent deceived me, and I did eat.

  • The wolf and the lamb shall feed together; the lion and the ox shall eat straw; and dust shall be the serpent's food: they shall not hurt nor kill in all my holy mountain, saith the Lord.

  • And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the desert, so must the Son of man be lifted up: 3:15.

  • And the Lord God said to the serpent: Because thou hast done this thing, thou art cursed among all cattle, and beasts of the earth: upon thy breast shalt thou go, and earth shalt thou eat all the days of thy life.

  • Adam died because he has been seduced by the serpent, whereas Moses fashioned a serpent out of brass at sight of which everyone that had been bitten by a snake recovered.

  • Le Plongeon says of the columns at Chichen: "The base is formed by the head of Cukulcan, the shaft of the body of the serpent, with its feathers beautifully carved to the very chapiter.

  • So that the two lines projecting from the upright stroke of our English K are a reminiscence of the convolution of the serpent in the Maya original and the Egyptian copy.

  • Directing our course towards Woodlands, we saw many traces of the serpent's approach to Rockburg.

  • Calling on my sons to maintain their courage and presence of mind, I left our retreat with a feeling of joyous emotion quite new to me, and approached with rapid steps and levelled gun, the outstretched form of the serpent.

  • Then we yoked Storm and Grumble to the serpent, and dragged it to a convenient distance from Rockburg, where the process of skinning, stuffing, and sewing up again afforded occupation of the deepest interest to the boys for several days.

  • A wonderful weight seemed lifted from our hearts, while all eagerly discussed the vast length and awful though magnificent appearance of the serpent.

  • Do but mark one of you standing openly in the track of the Serpent.

  • Various as the Serpent of old Nile, she acted fallen beauty, humorous indifference, reckless daring, arrogance in ruin.

  • Pilgrim at this very time to Lady Blandish, "I cannot get that legend of the Serpent from me, the more I think.

  • Thus abdicated the Queen of the Serpent Tribe--/viva la reina/!

  • Doubly, then, was this arrogant nomenclature here justified; for the name was that of "Alvarita, Queen of the Serpent Tribe.

  • In this sordid spot was condemned to remain for certain hours the impotent transport of the Queen of the Serpent Tribe.

  • The serpent king, as Zohak was now called, was much feared by his subjects, who saw their numbers daily lessen by the demands of the serpents.

  • Though a descendant of the serpent king, Mihrab was good, just, and wise, and he received the young warrior with hospitality.

  • Adam and Eve he sentenced to a life of sorrow and labor, the serpent to go despised and ever at enmity with man.

  • The tail of the serpent is wound about a globe which is partially enveloped in clouds.

  • The serpent, for instance, although a male symbol, in certain ages of the world's history appears as a beautiful woman.

  • It is the trail of the serpent; the silent, secret, tenacious, negative principle; that ultimately draws the soul down into the vortices of gross matter and death.

  • The roots sink deep into Mother Earth, and draw nourishment and life, lifting matter upward, while the snake of passion becomes, under another aspect, the serpent of wisdom.

  • When this has happened, the people generally burn the body of the serpent, just as they burn the bodies of human beings.

  • As soon as the ceremony is over, all children born within the past year are carried out and their hands made to touch the tail of the serpent's skin.

  • A son of the god of metals; from his spear came the tongue of the serpent.

  • And for what He gave that Son is clearly stated in the context itself of that passage--'As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up.

  • When Cola Matteo told the serpent this new fancy of the King's, the serpent said, "Go and get a bundle of herbs and rub the bottom of the palace walls with them.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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