George Leo Haydock

He shall not see destruction, &c., or shall he not see destruction? As much as to say, however thoughtless may be of his death, he must not expect to escape: when even the wise and the good are not exempt from dying. (Challoner) — Strangers. This is very distressing. (Pindar. Olym. x.) (Ecclesiastes ii. 18.) — The endeavours of the wicked to establish their families, will be vain, while they themselves shall never more return from the graves hither. (Worthington)