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Updated: May 7, 2025
And always with it all there was that ceaseless, helpless, bewildered longing for something, she was afraid to think what, which often saps the strength and life of a young girl. Maria had never had a lover in her life; she had not even good comrades among young men, as her sister had.
Of course, that connection between serving God and national prosperity involved continual supernatural intervention, and cannot be applied entirely to national prosperity now; but it still remains true that moral and religious corruption saps the foundations of a people's well-being, and, when carried far enough, destroys a people's existence.
At first the trenches were fairly populous he was in a part of the front line between two groups of craters and he found it necessary to bark "Gangway!" continuously. Then he reached his goal, the saps behind one of the groups short trenches which stretch out from the fire trench into No Man's Land and finish on the near lips of the craters.
In silence we walked, till at last Leo groaned it was more of a sob than a groan and clasped my arm. "I can bear it no longer, Horace," he said for so he called me now "I am in torment. The desire to see Ayesha once more saps my brain. Without hope I shall go quite mad. And I am strong, I may live another fifty years." "What then can you do?" I asked.
She ran her fingers through her hair and smiled at me. I wanted so much to kiss her, to tell her that she was beautiful, to love her. Had I followed my gut feelings, Atmananda might have sent me back to New York on the next available flight. But Chinmoy and Atmananda had explained that sex saps psychic growth.
The vegetable world begins to move and swell and the saps to rise, till in the completest silence of lone gardens and trackless plantations, where everything seems helpless and still after the bond and slavery of frost, there are bustlings, strainings, united thrusts, and pulls-all-together, in comparison with which the powerful tugs of cranes and pulleys in a noisy city are but pigmy efforts.
I hope he does. There is only one thing I am afraid of, and that is that there may be some odd saps running out towards us, especially on our flanks. If so, we shall have some close work with bombs a most ungentlemanly method of warfare. Let us pray for a straightforward frontal attack." But Brer Bosche had other cards to play first.
So what do we get we get knifes in the faces, saps on the head a concussion, you tell me! And all the money the money we had to pay to get stocks to sell to pay off from the profits we don't make all of it, he wants! Hospitals! You think they give away at the hospitals free?" She fell to her knees, crying over the injured man.
She had also donated a clump of Adam's and Eve's needles and threads that proved very decorative, but quite as unapproachable as Aunt Clay herself. "It is a splendid apple year," remarked Mrs. Brown, her eyes wandering over the bountifully laden trees. "Do you know, Edwin, I believe you will realize enough off your wine saps and pippins to pay for all your furniture!"
Apart from the fact that war destroys every rule of public thrift, and saps honesty itself in the use of the public treasure for which it makes such unbounded calls, it therefore is the greatest feeder of that lust of gold which we are told is the essence of commerce, though we had hoped it was only its occasional besetting sin.
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