My faith teaches that suffering and strife may last the night, but joy and peace come with the dawn.
About the first movement, for example, he wrote: "The soul, free and wild, thrown into the whirlpool of suffering and strife".
Les Misérables, Hugo's tale of working-class suffering and strife played out in the sewers and backstreets of Paris's least salubrious districts, was published in 1862.
If we can somehow shepherd our children through the first and then into the other, the communal fantasy goes, they'll land safely in some dreamy sphere of the elite, where there's no suffering, no strife, no failure, where the workers are invisible and all the real estate is light-filled.
This error leads to a great deal of suffering and strife within and between people.
Maybe it takes guests from countries suffering daily religious strife to realise the inestimable value of multifaith religious education in our schools.
At that time, China was suffering from domestic strife and foreign invasion, with weakness and poverty being the major issues.
No doubt Galli is delighted to sign on with a team like VerticalNet, which is suffering considerably less strife right now than Amazon at least for now.
With Wales, another of this weekend's quarter-finalists, suffering even more orthopaedic strife than Ireland, leading figures from World Rugby, the sport's international governing body, were pressed hard on the extent of the casualty list at this tournament.
And at a time when New Jersey's long-suffering symphony was crippled by financial distress and internecine strife, Dr. Parsonnet saw the potential for greatness and rolled up his sleeves.
