"In Memoriam" (1849) remains his major achievement, a dark meditation on love and loss, life and death, fired by periodic thrusts of courage, and attempts to grapple with a universe that makes less and less sense.
this instinct has been plowed under, drowned, almost beaten to death, fired upon and almost worse, forgotten.
"The civil war was all bombings, death, firing squads... .. Miró wrote to his dealer Pierre Matisse, (son of Henri).
Of those deaths, "fires cause approximately two-thirds of the known fatalities," he said, "with automobile exhaust and faulty heating equipment causing the remaining one-third".
He showed that compassion even as he met his death, fire officials have said.
Many of the most popular nursery rhymes have dark undertones: echoes of war, death, fire and famine abound.
In the broadest sense, insurance is meant to spread the costs of an individual's misfortune — illness, death, fire, flood — across society.
There will be a palm reader, face painters, a Black Death Fire Sale and, of course, a live joust on horseback.
After Mr. Rigby's death, fire officials said students turned them away as they went door-to-door inspecting houses and installing smoke detectors.
The framework is used to analyze century-long patterns of large woody debris in streams that are governed by episodic forest death (fire and wind), forest growth and chronic mortality, bank erosion, mass wasting, decay, and stream transport.
Days later, four other Tennessee death row prisoners requested death by firing squad, instead.
