Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 12, 2025
To his astonishment the maid nodded, the tears starting again. "I asked her once what she wanted to keep that old dress for, and she she said I'd find out some day, but I never dreamed she'd want it for a oh, my God! for a shroud!" For the second time that evening Lydia Carr completely routed Dundee's carefully worked-up case against her.
"Possibly," I said, "much of the ghostly grimness and worked-up horrors about this place are cunningly devised, not only to protect the Royal tombs from being plundered by the superstitious natives, but to help to safeguard the State treasures concealed in yonder coffins." "Yes," he said. "In this priest-ridden country all the superstition is heaped up for their benefit and profit.
Fruits, which are nature's most elaborately worked-up edible products, must come more and more into favour as the complement to the seed food represented by bread. As the demand increases it will be more clearly seen that an enormous waste of labour is involved in the culture of an orchard unless its trees are kept in perfect health.
I could afterward trace to the use we made of those memoranda the direct getting of no less than one hundred and seven delegates to the national convention and that takes no account of the vaster indirect value of so much easily worked-up, genuine, unpurchased and unpurchasable "Burbank sentiment."
I hadn't realized.... I must have been very worked-up.... One does work oneself up.... Things seem a little different now...." She glanced at her companion. "Why, Gertrude, you're crying, dearest!" "What a chance it was!" murmured Gertrude, in her tears. "What a chance! Because, you know, if he had once read it I would never have gone back on it. I'm that sort of woman.
Without the dealer, under present circumstances, the farmer would often find it practically impossible to get to markets not in his immediate neighbourhood. The rail and its awkward, inconvenient ways actually shut him off. In manufacturing districts the transit of iron and minerals and worked-up metal is managed with considerable ability.
What became of Aunt Irene? Is she still going? He seems awfully worked-up about something to-night." Emily laid her finger on her lips, but the word Irene had caught James' ear. "What's that?" he said, staying a piece of mutton close to his lips. "Who's been seeing her? I knew we hadn't heard the last of that." "Now, James," said Emily, "eat your dinner. Nobody's been seeing anybody."
Word Of The Day
Others Looking