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Updated: May 22, 2025
It has been so hard all of these years when your clear little lad's eyes have looked into mine to feel that some day you might blame me. Youth is so uncompromising, Derry, dear and so logical so demanding of justice. And life isn't logical or just not with the sharp-edged justice which gives cakes to the good little boys and switches to the bad ones.
The upper jaw is armed with minute teeth, and there are two teeth in the centre of the lower jaw, the remaining portions of the jaw being armed with two exceedingly sharp-edged bony plates. In place of a tongue, it has a round muscular process with a rough flat disc the size of a halfpenny. It is common all over the pampas, ranging as far south as the Rio Colorado in Patagonia.
For the protection of the world and the destruction of the enemies of the gods, I have created him. That being then, abandoning the form he had first assumed, took the shape of a sword of great splendour, highly polished, sharp-edged, risen like the all-destructive Being at the end of the Yuga.
The unwholesomeness of this work lies in part in the bent posture, in which chest and stomach are cramped; but especially in the quantity of sharp-edged metal dust particles freed in the cutting, which fill the atmosphere, and are necessarily inhaled. The dry grinders' average life is hardly thirty-five years, the wet grinders' rarely exceeds forty-five. Dr. Knight, in Sheffield, says:
This is her hair, he said, taking the hair-cord between his fingers and kissing it. 'How do you manage to exist, father, I said, 'with that heavy sharp-edged jewel on your breast? you who cannot bear the gout with patience? 'Exist? I could not exist without it. The gout is pain this is not pain; it is joy, bliss, heaven!
She smiled sweetly, and then again became Zerlina. Goneril cut her lunch, and took it out of doors to share with her companion, Angiolino. He was harvesting the first corn under the olives, but at noon it was too hot to work. Sitting still there was, however, a cool breeze that gently stirred the sharp-edged olive-leaves.
Do not use that in which the grains are sharp-edged. One or more of these products are valuable as a laxative and the devitalizing after-effects of a drug cathartic will be absent. They are, however, not by any means as pleasant as food laxatives, and remedies of this sort should not be employed except as a temporary expedient.
In the wild and stormy scenes of Salvator Rosa, they break upon us as with the angular flash of lightning; the eye is dashed up one precipice only to be dashed down another; then, suddenly hurried to the sky, it shoots up, almost in a direct line, to some sharp-edged rock; whence pitched, as it were, into a sea of clouds, bellying with circles, it partakes their motion, and seems to reel, to roll, and to plunge with them into the depths of air.
"That you would, sir, I'll lay," said the old sailor; "and wouldn't you lay into 'em with that very sharp-edged cutlash I touches up for you!" "Now look here, Dick, you're chaffing," said the lad; "now just drop it." "All right, sir," said the man, with a laugh twinkling at the corner of his lips. "It is a very fine country though, isn't it, Dick?" "Wonderful, sir.
Pack-baskets can also be obtained, but all the good-sized pack-baskets I have seen, while attractive in appearance, are too rigid, bulky, sharp-edged, and heavy to be of use to girl campers.
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