the evil day

It is too easy then for children to put off the evil day when they have to get down to work.

Bad news being expected, delay at least put off the evil day.

What could be more indicative of the evil days we live in?"

"That you may be able to withstand the evil day, having done all, to stand.

But then, not a great deal had survived the Evil Days.

We do not have dealings with dwarves since the evil days.

How do you propose to stand against them, your Majesty, come the evil day?"

Buy the time out of the evil days.

But it does put off the evil day.

I think you'll put off the evil day as long as you possibly can."

"Even if that works, it only puts off the evil day," Rivka said.

To forestall the evil day, he worked the legionaries harder than before.

"I'm afraid you've only postponed the evil day," Kane told him.

Thither in the evil days that followed many of her scattered folk returned.

For it would only postpone the evil day.

Stormshadow had laid in a great store against the evil day.

'That would only be putting off the evil day.

I show you this so you will know without doubt that you go not alone into the evil day.

"Therefore, take up the full armor of God, that you may be able to resist in the evil day, and having done everything, to stand firm."

Or a device necessitated by the evil days that had come when the brotherhood had broken?

Of course, then I knew there was no evading thinking and writing about the Evil Day.

The evil day was put off.

"You're the first people in this room since before the ... the evil day.

Were it not wise to use this girl of thine to build a wall about thee against the evil day?"

She frowned at it, recalling for a moment the evil days when virulent and anonymous letters were a daily occurrence.