I beg to refer my readers to the “Notes” at the conclusion of this work, as exponents of gross errors long cherished in the old common practice, and of facts so self-evident as ...
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"Cet air, se cheri des Suisses qu'il fut defendu sous peine de mort de le jouer dans leurs troupes, parce qu'il faisait fondre en larmes, deserter, ou mourir, ceux qui l'entendaient ...
... By religious, I meane (because many think religion but a fashion or custome to go to Church) maintaining, & cherishing things religious: as Schooles of learning, Churches, Tythes, Church-goods, & rights; and aboue all things ...
... The chapters which he has written on the more involved features of the subject, as sex and the relative influence of parents, should go far toward setting at rest the wildly speculative views cherished ...
... It was proof positive of the long cherished opinion as to the neglect of Cookery in a girl's education.
... A lot of organic gardeners cherish ideas similar to the character Woody Allen played in his movie, Sleeper. Do you recall that movie? It is about a contemporary American who, coming unexpectedly close to ...
... And consequently, that for the Cold, Lean, and Emaciated; such Herby Ingredients should be made choice of, as warm, and cherish the Natural Heat, depure the Blood, breed a laudable Juice, and revive the ...
... What a commodity should arise to the owner, and the Common-wealth, if wood were cherished, and orderly dressed. {SN: Profit of trees dressed.} {SN: The end of Trees.} The wast boughes closely and ...
... Specificks, few yet discovered_, 83 Spleen_, 10 Spinach_, 12 Spirits, cherishing and reviving_, 9 Spring_, 71 Stomach_, 16 Stone_, 9 Stone-Crop_, 44 Strowings_, 67 Students_, 9 Succory_, 44 Sugar_, 14 Summer_, 84 Sumptuary ...
... Soyle.} Fruit-trees most common, and meetest for our Northerne Countries: (as Apples, Peares, Cheries, Filberds, red and white Plummes, Damsons, and Bulles,) for we meddle not with Apricockes nor Peaches, nor scarcely with ...
... suffering for which we have no name, with an uncomplaining fortitude, which made one glad to cherish each as a brother. In they came, some on stretchers, some in men's arms, some feebly ...
... and impotent to reflect or minister, light or warmth, from the sacred fire they pretend to cherish. In short, such is the pleasant change which has come over literary affairs, that, however apposite in ...
... with sheets, the church hospital opposite being a brick and mortar Argus, and the female mind cherishing a prejudice in favor of retiracy during the night-capped periods of existence. A bare floor supported ...
... indeed, shee can perform but half her vow--shee may love and obey, but shee cannot cherish and keepe her husband." Opinions such as these are based on the soundest common sense, indeed no ...
... or flowers but onely knots and buds, and before they be proud, though it be sooner. Cheries, Peares, Apricocks, Quinces, and Plummes would be gathered and grafted sooner. {SN: Gathering graffes.} {SN: Graffes of ...
... Gathering of Cheries.} They are not all ripe at once, nor may be gathered at once, therefore with a light Ladder, made to stand of it selfe, without hurting the boughes, mount to the ...
... And for the rest, so much commended by Averroes_; that for its effects, cherishing the Spirits, justly call'd Euphrosynum_; Nay, some will have it the _Nepenthes_ of _Homer_: But indeed, what we now ...
... kind-hearted little gentleman, who seemed to consider me a frail young blossom, that needed much cherishing, instead of a tough old spinster, who had been knocking about the world for thirty years. At ...
... who has given to _Plants_ such astonishing Properties; such fiery Heat in some to warm and cherish, such Coolness in others to temper and refresh, such pinguid Juice to nourish and feed the Body ...
... a brief--"Never mind; be so good as to hold this till I finish." I obeyed, cherishing the while a strong desire to insinuate a few of his own disagreeable knives and scissors into ...
... I should not dare to say so, or even to cherish the wish for one moment. But I do say, that when we have a season so favorable that even poorly worked land will ...
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