| ! Sow and thou shall reap. | |
| " ""Proletarians will finally claim their rights," " ""and reap the fruit of their labour.""" | |
| " For the time is at hand that all men shall reap a reward of their works." | |
| "...a time to die,a time to reap," "a time to sow,a time to mourn..." "...a time to heal." | |
| "...cursed blade shall reap." | |
| ! Sow and thou shall reap. | |
| " ""Proletarians will finally claim their rights," " ""and reap the fruit of their labour.""" | |
| " For the time is at hand that all men shall reap a reward of their works." | |
| "...a time to die,a time to reap," "a time to sow,a time to mourn..." "...a time to heal." | |
| "...cursed blade shall reap." | |
| "Love does both on her lips, forever stray... and saws and reaps a thousand kisses there." | |
| - What about our reaps? | |
| - You really have to think about the danger of some of these drugs, the severe danger of addiction, uh, the havoc that it, you know, that it reaps on families and, you know, and children, and, uh, careers. | |
| Actually, Wang Ben... you're the one who reaps the benefit. | |
| Always reaps the storm | |
| "Love does both on her lips, forever stray... and saws and reaps a thousand kisses there." | |
| - What about our reaps? | |
| - You really have to think about the danger of some of these drugs, the severe danger of addiction, uh, the havoc that it, you know, that it reaps on families and, you know, and children, and, uh, careers. | |
| Actually, Wang Ben... you're the one who reaps the benefit. | |
| Always reaps the storm | |
| "As fresh as a bridegroom, and his chin, new-reaped | |
| "Which God, who reaped this timeless summer "Had so idly dropped in departing This golden sickle in the field of stars." | |
| "You and I have passed our lives in serious times and we have suffered ourselves to be the passive subjects of public discussion, and reaped animosity and bitterness. | |
| 'Lord, please let my soul come to maturity before it is reaped. ' | |
| - I reaped her. | |
| "He come to reaping' what he been sowing', that's what". | |
| "You've achieved your goals. You're reaping the rewards." | |
| A great reaping of souls. | |
| A terrible person wouldn't feel terrible about reaping the joy. | |
| After the harvest comes the reaping. | |
| "As fresh as a bridegroom, and his chin, new-reaped | |
| "Which God, who reaped this timeless summer "Had so idly dropped in departing This golden sickle in the field of stars." | |
| "You and I have passed our lives in serious times and we have suffered ourselves to be the passive subjects of public discussion, and reaped animosity and bitterness. | |
| 'Lord, please let my soul come to maturity before it is reaped. ' | |
| - I reaped her. | |
| "He come to reaping' what he been sowing', that's what". | |
| "You've achieved your goals. You're reaping the rewards." | |
| A great reaping of souls. | |
| A terrible person wouldn't feel terrible about reaping the joy. | |
| After the harvest comes the reaping. | |
