Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 9, 2025
Would that these two monsters of the modern world might disappear before the end of the century! Let us hope that medicine may be able to find some means of preventing the one, and that, by clearing our ideals, philosophy may put an end to the other: for it is only by clearing our ideas that the evil can be eradicated. Governments have tried to do so by legislation, and failed.
When blighted grain is sown, the disease recurs the following year, often making it necessary to import new seed before the disease can be eradicated. Various remedies have been used to destroy the spores of these fungi, but all are uncertain and some are dangerous to health. Special machinery and methods have been employed in the mills to separate the mildew from the grain.
Now she moved a little, straightening up her charming figure, pulling down the wide brim of her hat to shelter her eyes from the heat and brightness of the sun. "A woman?" she asked briefly. Richard turned to her, that same flickering of mockery in his still face. "Oh! you mustn't require too much of me!" he said. "Remember the simpleton was not wholly eradicated then. Yes, very much a woman.
Fresh seed has been sown, and 'rattles' and similar plants destructive to the hay crop have been carefully eradicated. New gales, new carts, and traps, all exhibit the same movement. The cowyards in many districts were formerly in a very dilapidated condition. The thatch of the sheds was all worn away, mossgrown, and bored by the sparrows.
In the mean time it is to be admitted that every human creature, especially in the season of youth, and not being the victim of some depressing disease either of body or mind, has in him a good obstinate sort of self-complacency, which cannot without much difficulty be eradicated. "Though he falleth seven times, yet will he rise again."
The suspicions of many people, however, had been too deeply planted, by the arts and insinuations of the whig leaders, to be eradicated by this or any other declaration; and what served to rivet their apprehensions, was a total removal of the whigs from all the employments, civil and military, which they had hitherto retained.
The danger would be, as at first, in the use of it, until an appetite was formed." Marshall replied, in a tone of confidence. "Then you think that old, inordinate craving for drink, has been entirely eradicated?" "O yes, I am confident of it." "And heartily glad am I to hear you say so. It doubles the guarantee for our own and children's happiness.
I had been flower-girl at a wedding once and had not forgotten. We had had ice cream and cake and But my childish thoughts stopped short at the answer she received and all the words which followed words which burned their way into my infantile brain and left scorched places in my memory which will never be eradicated.
This religion would not have been received by so many nations, neither could it have eradicated their idolatries, unless it had been made agreeable to their ideas; especially unless polygamy had been permitted; since without such permission, the orientals would have burned with the fire of filthy adultery more than the Europeans, and would have perished.
The day was passed with great conviviality, and the bottle went so freely round, that I was mortified and shocked to hear some of those who, in the morning, had delivered the most eloquent, the most brilliant speeches, now, in attempting to speak, utter such trash and balderdash, as would almost have disgraced an idiot: it made such an impression upon me as will never be eradicated.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking