Curse them! Curse them! Aim at his hat. Give me the stone. Why didn't you give it to me? I would not have missed. Curse him! Curse all of them!英文原著 · 《Men, Women and Ghosts》
Curse her, curse her husband, curse her children! may her name be a by-word for shame and misery--"
"Hush! or you will curse your own mad tongue. Hear all, before you judge her."
"I have heard all; she is a wife; she shall soon be a widow. Thought I was false! What business had she to think I was false? It is only false hearts that suspect true ones. She thought me dead?英文原著 · 《Put Yourself in His Place》
The curse of God waged a similar battle with the eternal mercy of God in Christ. The curse meant to condemn God's mercy. But it could not do it because the mercy of God is everlasting. The curse had to give way. If the mercy of God in Christ had lost out, God Himself would have lost out, which, of course, is impossible. "Christ," says Paul, "spoiled principalities and powers, He made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it." (Col. 2:15.) They cannot harm those who hide in Christ. Sin, death, the wrath of God, hell, the devil are mortified in Christ.英文原著 · 《Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians》
When we hear that Christ was made a curse for us, let us believe it with joy and assurance. By faith Christ changes places with us. He gets our sins, we get His holiness. By faith alone can we become righteous, for faith invests us with the sinlessness of Christ. The more fully we believe this, the fuller will be our joy. If you believe that sin, death, and the curse are void, why, they are null, zero. Whenever sin and death make you nervous write it down as an illusion of the devil. There is no sin now, no curse, no death, no devil because Christ has done away with them.英文原著 · 《Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians》
"This is my father's doing," he said. "Curse him! Curse him Curse him!" and his brain seemed on fire, his temples throbbed: he vowed to God to be revenged on his father. Then he writhed at his own meanness in coming to visit a servant and his folly in being caught by so shallow an artifice. He groaned aloud. The clock in the hall struck ten. There was just time to get back if they would lend him a conveyance. He shouted, he screamed, he prayed.英文原著 · 《Hard Cash》
He is seeking large compensation for the work he has done, three thousand dollars, I believe. It is worth about one."
Portnoff continued pacing up and down the room. "Curse him! Curse him! Curse him!" he cried, lifting his clenched hands above his head. "Be patient, brother."
"Patient!" cried Portnoff. "I see blood. I hear cries of women and children.英文原著 · 《The Foreigner》