The loss of all others will not bereave you of happiness if this be possessed. |
Another charming word I have come to embrace: bereave — to deprive or rob. |
They whom it must bereave seemed for the time immeasurably removed from the fact. |
I think of the fathers and mothers whom further fighting must bereave. |
It is like you bereave the loss of your child time and time again, as many times as your failed attempts. |
Possibly the critique was afterwards shortened, so as to bereave it of this merit. |