1
He is but a mortal man; against him is an immortal principle.
2
And the eye of mortal man would never gaze upon her again.
3
He allowed us what General Bragg had never allowed mortal man-a furlough.
4
The heaviest curse that mortal man can know has fallen upon him.
5
The temptation would be more than mortal man could resist, he said.
6
And arms they bore such as before no mortal man had seen.
7
Four stone and five inches is more than mortal man can give.
8
No mortal man has ever since preached a discourse of its kind.
9
Ye gods are always jealous when a goddess loves a mortal man.
10
They may be requiring aid which no mortal man can give them.
11
It was the strangest mission that ever was entrusted to mortal man.
12
And if I fail I'll have done all a mortal man can.
13
That God should appear to mortal man, and speak with mortal man.
14
If you are mortal man, I will meet you as mortal man.
15
Who but he who went about doing good to suffering mortal man?
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What can poor mortal man do to break down such a cause?
