On Herbert's 'Sacrifice'
Man stole the fruit, but I must climb the tree.
George Herbert: The Sacrifice (1633)
He Who Would Eat The Fruit, Must First Climb The Tree. | by Munya Forbang | Medium
Saint John the Evangelist Church
Decades ago, he stole a tree branch. Now he is the Durian King - Los Angeles Times
The Missing Conkers – Burnett
Poems that Every Child Should Know
Man stole the fruit, but I must climb the tree.
Dream About Fruits: Plucking Ripe Mango in the Dream - Evangelist Joshua
George Herbert: The Sacrifice (1633)
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Quote by Thomas Fuller: “... One that would have the fruit must climb th...”
Thomas Fuller - One that would have the fruit must climb...
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The Lost Art of Stealing Fruit | The New Yorker
Everything You Need to Know About Local Fruit in Hawai'i - Honolulu Magazine
Hiroshima | The New Yorker
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The Lost Art of Stealing Fruit | The New Yorker
redeemerites — Sin
After gunfire, Bothell carjacking suspect climbs a tree | Bothell-Kenmore Reporter
