-
seven days each year (his festival) in
order to
remind humanity of the
plenteous, toil-free and
luxuriant life they enjo****
under his
reign before the...
- ploughing, rain, conquest, victory, wealth, riches, prosperity, prospering,
plenteousness, lordship, much, more, fun, fuller, imperishableness, bad crops, food...
- and
arrogance (no mere imitation)—only one of the "wolfish earls" so
plenteous in the
plays themselves, or some born
descendant and knower,
might seem...
-
Times felt that the film was too
similar to
Going My Way, and "although a
plenteous and
sometimes winning show,
lacks the
charm of its predecessor—and that...
-
justice and distinction, set up
sanctuaries for
Demeter and
received plenteous harvests from her in return. When the
tribe neglected Poseidon in favour...
- the
Jamaican patty. When I view my
Country o'er: Of
goodly things the
plenteous store: The Sea and Fish that swim
therein And
underground the
Copper and...
-
Hillelites seem to have had no purgatory; for they said: "He who is '
plenteous in mercy' [Ex. ****iv. 6.]
inclines the
balance toward mercy, and consequently...
-
extends From Cape Race to
Nootka Sound; May
peace forever be our lot, And
plenteous store abound: And may
those ties of love be ours
Which discord cannot...
- we s**** Your
forgiveness as You are the Forgiving, and send upon us
plenteous rains." Ash-Shaf'i said: "I
prefer that the imam
would supplicate with...
- what
became Repton in 1888 for the
contralto aria 'Long
since in Egypt's
plenteous land' in his
oratorio Judith. In 1924
George Gilbert Stocks, director...
