The sun sinks down and arises, the stars pass away and return, the flowers die and revive again, after their win-try decay the shrubs resume their leaves, seeds do not flourish again. unless they are rotted:
And with a felicitous sally he proceeds at once to illustrate the point, as if an objector had plied him with some such question. "Thou fool "says he, "that which thou sowest is not quickened, except it die."
