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Updated: June 22, 2025
Every one knows how the passion of drink, when abused, proves the ruination of millions; excessive eating, too, injures the systems of countless people. But no animal passion is more liable to become disorderly, none needs more firm control and habitual watchfulness, than the passion of lust.
She could neither speak nor hear from birth. It was as if kind nature had sealed her ears against those seductive whisperings which so the gossips said had been the ruination of her mother. As she grew older, they said behind their hands that blood would tell, in spite of all.
Harold says the time is up on it next Saturday." "Josiah!" "I also talked with another friend of mine who knew Jim purty well in his palmy days, and he says what that letter of yours says is so. He told me a lot more stuff, too." "What? About Jim or Adoniah?" "Both. What would you do if there wa'n't no way to save my place excepting by ruination of the other feller?"
'Tis ruination!!! For we may not raise our pricen with the market. Oh, no, I tell thee the shoe is trode all o' one side as well as pinches the water into our eyn. We may charge nought for mustard, pepper, salt, or firewood. Think you we get them for nought? Candle it is a sou the pound.
Munday, who took a motherly interest in him, "and you read and you read, and you take no account of time. And now you'll have to eat your dinner half cold, and no time for it to settle proper before you goes off to school. It's ruination to a stummik such ways." "Oh, never mind my stomach, Mrs. Munday," said Lewisham, roused from a tangled and apparently gloomy meditation; "that's my affair."
The first announcement of the rising was so sudden that it took all but those immediately concerned entirely by surprise, and after a moment of almost speechless amazement the movement was promptly denounced by every moderate man in Ireland. To the Nationalists it appeared at first as if it were the tearing asunder of the Home Rule Bill and the ruination of the constitutional cause for ever.
A small iron casement between two of the mullions was open, and some occasional words of the dialogue were audible without. 'As for drains how can I put in drains? The pipes don't cost much, that's true; but the labour in sinking the trenches is ruination.
But what would you have? There was that moment of folly with that Eugenie over the road, a regular baggage who's already gone off with another man, and left her baby behind. Charles has put it out to nurse, and pays for it every month. And a lot of expense it is too, perfect ruination. Yes, indeed, every possible misfortune has fallen on us."
Already a change was manifest in the little community. While the guests who stayed at the inn occupied separate tables. And there were many secret complaints about a woman they referred to as "Dorothy" ... Dorothy had done this ... Dorothy had done that ... Dorothy would be the ruination of "the shop" ... it would have been better if she had never shown up at the Eos Studios....
He glared at me, but his companion laughed, and said, "That's one under your short ribs, Geordie!" "Damn the Irish!" cried Murray. "They're the ruination of the whole business, Davie, and ye know it." "Of course they are," he replied, "but that's no reason for telling it to an English loon who thinks less of a Scotchman than he does of a pickelt herring."
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