In the meantime the harder the burdens grow the more quickly she will revolt and make of herself something besides a burden bearer.

If his "abilities" are small, his task must be easy and his burden light.

Then he that patiently want's burden bears, No burden bears, but is a king, a king!

We pushed our barrows, and our burdens bore; We drove our wagons, and our oxen led.

It was after he had served us in the ignoble capacity of dish-washer and burden-carrier for several days that we were informed one evening by the governor's secretary, in his vague way, that Dimitri was an "architect.

Meantime, the continued mistakes of the war and the financial burdens incident to a conflict of such magnitude had gradually produced disaffection with the government of which Lord Palmerston was the head.

Of all the burdens man must bear, Time seems most galling and severe: Beneath this grievous load oppressed, We daily meet some friend distressed.

There were besides eighteen burden mules loaded with provisions and other baggage.

No clear-eyed woman can work long in this sort of atmosphere without realizing how unequally social burdens press, how unequally social advantages are allotted, whether the burdens come through hours of work, inadequate remuneration, sanitary conditions, whether in home or in factory, and whether the advantages are obtainable through public education, vocational training, medical care, or in the large field of recreation.

No sooner had he done this than, to his utter astonishment, a fine breeze sprung up, the fans whirled around, the corn was converted into meal, and Samuel returned with his burden rejoicing, and had everything in readiness for the festival.

This, however, has not been done, and most probably the inquiry will at once be madeTo what end burden science with a new and strange term in place of one old, familiar, and part of our common language?

The Second murmured in accents low: "The path will be steep and rough, I know, "So I give her a heart that is brave and strong, That will patiently work, though the way be long; "And though life may fill them with toil and care Her hands shall weaker ones' burdens share.

And many another woodland tongue beside Rose softly in the silence"Trust him not!" Then cried the Pedlar in a bitter voice, "What, in the thicket, is this idle noise?" A late, harsh blackbird smote him with her wings, As through the glade, dark in the dim, she flew; Yet still the Pedlar his old burden sings, "What, pretty sweetheart, shall I show to you?

Then he stuffed the children into his deep burden-basket, and swung the basket upon his back.

We thus begin to see what a heavy burden taxes are, and how essential to good government it is that citizens should know what their money goes for, and should be able to exert some effective control over the public expenditures.

No man wants a burden-bearing, round- shouldered, wrinkled and fagged-out wife.

You may call the burden consequence or what you will, the name doesn't matter.

Yet the prudent thoughts are giving to the "increased cost of living," Home-expenses burden Yankee-doodle dandy, O!

In fact, abashed at the blind eyes suddenly unclosing so near her, she was on the point of letting her burden drop.

I the centre of the throng; Every sight and every sound Speeding with its burden laden, Speeding homewards to my soul!

So the angel ceased, and gently O'er his little burden leant; While the child gazed from the shining, Loving eyes that o'er him bent, To the blooming roses by him.