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Sentences ending with reap

What you have sown you shall reap. [11]
You will always sow, and others will reap. [11]
The man was singing a wild chant of cheerful labour, the soul of the hard-smitten of the earth rising above the rack and burden of the body: "O, the garden where to-day we sow and to-morrow we reap! [11]
Friedrich Froebel had also pronounced esteem for manual labour to be genuinely and originally German, and therefore each pupil was assigned a place where he could wield spades and pickaxes, roll stones, sow, and reap. [10]

More example sentences with the word reap in them

I shall reap where I did not sow--his harvest and my own. [11]
Luke Claridge had understood neither, not his wife when she had said: "Thee should let the Lord do His own work, Luke," nor his dying daughter Mercy, whose last words had been: "With love and sorrow I have sowed; he shall reap rejoicing--my babe. [11]
Back to life, to the society of men of my own stamp, to reap the praise earned by my own creations, and to the only divine maiden among mortals--to Daphne! [10]
This was disconcerting to Madame Lavilette, who had hoped that out of Farcinelle's official position she might reap some praise and pence of ambition. [11]
It is high time that you yourself should reap from what you sow. [10]
Hawkins bought out the village store for a song and proceeded to reap the profits, which amounted to but little more than another song. [5]
He had sown the storm, it was but just that he should reap the whirlwind; he had scattered thistles, could he expect to gather grapes? [11]
It began to take on the aspect of a great lottery, in which one class expected to draw in reverse proportion to what it put in, and another class knew that it would only reap as it had sowed. [4]
It is not so: the foolish trivial end, The inconsequent paltry Nothing--gone--gone all; The genius of the ageless Something spend Itself within this little earthly wall: The commonplace conception, that we reap Reward of drudge and ploughman--idle sleep! [11]
It has remained so to this day: they must travel together, hoe, and plant, and plough, and reap, and sell their public together, or there's no result. [5]
He already saw Sister Death upon the threshold, and he wished to depart in peace and reap the reward for so much conflict, pain, and sacrifice. [10]
Till then Delicio shall sow and I shall reap, as is Heaven's will. [11]
Hoping you will see a change for the better and begin to reap the fruit of your long and hard labor. [5]
The saying "You reap what you sowed" gave her no peace, and wherever she turned in her past life she perceived the fruit of the seeds which she had buried in the ground. [10]
We're going to reap this harvest all alone; we're going to Chicago you clean off the table! [11]
You may not reap the victory, or even see it in your lifetime. [9]
But, on the other hand, the abbess intended to help her beloved niece to reap the reward of her piety. [10]
In the Book of the Dead it is shown that in them men linger, and sow and reap by cool waters. [10]
This affords plenty of labour, but others reap the credit. [10]
The gold is not evenly distributed through the surface dirt, as in ordinary placer mines, but is collected in little spots, and they are very wide apart and exceedingly hard to find, but when you do find one you reap a rich and sudden harvest. [5]
But, I would my taxers were as ready to adventure their purses as I, purse, life, and all I have; or as diligent to permit the charge, as I know they are vigilant to reap the fruits of my labors. [4]
You're a great man, Donovan Pasha, but others'll reap where you sowed. [11]
You have done magnificently with the business, and we must raise the money somehow, to enable you to reap the reward of all that labor. [5]
Long may he live to reap the plentiful harvest of hearty, honest human affection! [5]
Through Barfleur Coulee it was a terrible march, for there was no road, and again and again they were nearly overturned, while wolves hovered in their path, ready to reap a midnight harvest. [11]
It is beautiful, it is noble; for its object is, not to reap profit, but to convey a pleasure to the sixteen. [5]
A man like Iberville was not to be counted lightly; for every word he sowed, he would reap a harvest of some kind. [11]
Caesar, now opening his eyes wide, and looking her full in the face, asked why she had not allowed him sooner to reap the benefit of this remedy. [10]
He could not help feeling that she must eventually reap some benefit from the good fortune with which his efforts had been attended. [6]
Her husband, who had joined his guilty brothers, would speedily fall into the hands of justice and reap what he had sowed. [10]
Lygon wished to forget, but Dupont remembered, and meant now to reap fresh profit by the remembrance. [11]
There is nothing for me but to stand helpless and see other people reap the astonishing harvest. [5]
Was this his father's curse--that all who loved him must reap pain and grief in return? [10]
But no one at this time could say with certainty which typesetter would reap the harvest of millions. [5]
He was not at Ridley Court to solve mysteries, to probe into the past, to set his father's wrongs right; but to serve himself, to reap for all those years wherein his father had not reaped. [11]
Their lands, houses, and palm- trees would be taxed still, when they would reap no more. [11]
Idle and shiftless and evil ye are, while the earth cries out to give you of its plenty, a great harvest from a little seed, if ye will but dig and plant, and plough and sow and reap, and lend your backs to toil. [11]
But he had a will, he was determined; he had sowed, he would reap his harvest to the useless stubble. [11]

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