Maybe it was the baby, coming long before its time.
He wanted to ask what she meant, but words would no longer come.
He raised six children here, but they no longer come.
He no longer came every day to guard his things.
That which had been long coming to be would stand revealed.
Unfortunately, the 119-year-old house no longer comes with the view.
If it was anything like at home, the distance between the two suggested I'd be dead long before night came.
The instinct of the people no longer comes to meet him.
The old woman no longer came with the black- berries.
All they know is that the checks no longer come.
