It will be a mighty struggle and will last long, but it will be decisive, and will perhaps never be revived when it is once over.

Men will kill each other where-ever they meet, during months and years, before the end comes, for all men who say that there is a God in Heaven will be upon the one side, and all those who say there is no God will be upon the other." "May we not be alive to see anything so dreadful!" exclaimed Don Paolo devoutly.
"No, you and I shall not see it.

But those little children who are playing with chestnuts down there in the court--they will see it.

The world is uneasy and dreads the very name of war, lest war should become universal if it once breaks out.

Tell your brother that." "It is what he longs for.