“He who losest his life shall find it,” was one thing she remembered the boy had said, and oh Lordy, did Treble Ann want something found, maybe just something nice for her mama, who was a good woman no matter what anybody said. ❋ Heather Fowler (2011)
As in, "That ninja-star Hanukkah cake is so tragic, it isn't a loser; it's a losest." ❋ Unknown (2009)
[5800] In taking a dowry thou losest thy liberty, dos intrat, libertas exit, hazardest thine estate. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Thy barbarous reflection, that thou losest her not by thy own fault, is never to be forgiven. ❋ Unknown (2006)
For thou losest the opportunity of doing something else when thou hast such thoughts as these, What is such a person doing, and why, and what is he saying, and what is he thinking of, and what is he contriving, and whatever else of the kind makes us wander away from the observation of our own ruling power. ❋ Unknown (2004)
Thou owest men nothing, yet payest out to them as if in debt to thy creature, and when thou dost cancel debts thou losest nothing thereby. ❋ 345-430 (1955)
"He who losest his life shall find it," he said simply and he was so sincere, so genuine and earnest that Mrs. Hopewell would not for the world have smiled. ❋ O'Connor, Flannery (1955)
How is it, therefore, that even thou, suffering thyself to be overpowered by passion and wrath losest thy reason? ' ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
Have this thought ever present with thee, when thou losest any outward thing, what thou gainest in its stead; and if this be the more precious, say not, I have suffered loss. ❋ Circa 55-135 AD Epictetus (N/A)
Know, moreover, that if thou lose it thou losest thine inheritance! ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
At Kriemhild's hands thou losest/honor eke and life, ❋ George Henry Needler (1914)
And if there is nothing in these worthy to be desired, why art thou either glad when thou hast them or sorry when thou losest them? ❋ Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (1908)
Use not at that time vocal Prayer, because however it be good and holy in it self, yet to use it then, is a manifest temptation, whereby the enemy pretends, that God speaks not to thy heart, under pretext that thou had not sentiments, and that thou losest time. ❋ Unknown (1907)
No, in truth, thou deceivest thyself, and losest the day of grace, and the favour of God, and makest thyself guilty towards God, in that He gives the evil spirits power over thee, so that thou canst do no good work. ❋ William Ralph Inge (1907)
If thou art disturbed and losest patience as often as men speak evil of thee or thine, or inflict any injury upon thee, thy tranquillity of mind rests not on God, but is placed in men, and depends on men. ❋ 1506-1566 (1903)
Thou shalt work stalwartly and not faintly, for He bids thee work, "with sweat of thy face, even till thou returnest to the earth"; that is, all thy life time that thou losest no time in idleness. ❋ Richard Rolle (1901)
The provost answered: Truly now thou losest thy days, and commanded to smite off his head. ❋ 1230-1298 (1900)
"[You're a] [loser]."
"[Well], you're the losest!" ❋ Robby B. (2006)
