He sowed contempt for the colonists, and, dying, he reaped the contempt from his old friends, who counted his body carrion.

For the harvests of the soul represent not arbitrary degrees, but the workings of natural law.

If Ceres, the goddess of harvests, makes the sheaf to reap the seed, conscience, recalling man's career, ordains that like produces like.

What a man soweth that shall he also reap is the law of nature and of God.
The heroes of the Old Testament are common people capitalized.

What is unique in the experience of these sons of greatness holds true of all of lesser rank.