As much as anything else in the world, words are alive and responsive, are fraught with unmeasured possibilities of good or ill.

During the Triple Alliance Italy built up all her industries, she consolidated her national unity and prepared her economic transformation, which was fraught with considerable difficulties.

" "Those cups too soon with sickness fraught Thy stomach shall deplore" "Then soon," he cried, "the noxious draught And all its ills are o'er." "Rash youth, thy guilty joys resign.

ON PROCRASTINATION Youth is a drunken noisy hour, With every folly fraught; But man, by age's chast'ning power, Is sober'd into thought.

The effect produced by this new paper was fraught with even greater consequences than the first had created, for it was instrumental in bringing the counties into contact with one another, thus giving them an opportunity to combine against the Government.

The young Hungarian army had thus proved itself equal to the task of repelling the attack of the Croats, but the recent events were nevertheless fraught with the gravest consequences.

It is, indeed, eloquent; for it tells the same glowing tale to all who approach ita tale fraught with feeling and recollections.

For when the father's fond inquiry came, Cautious, she still concealed his birth and name, And feign'd a daughter born, the evil fraught With misery to avertbut vain the thought; Not many years had passed, with downy flight, Ere he, Tahmíneh's wonder and delight, With glistening eye, and youthful ardour warm, Filled her foreboding bosom with alarm.

The legions of Túrán, with dread surprise, Saw o'er the plain successive myriads rise; And showed them to Sohráb; he, mounting high The fort, surveyed them with a fearless eye; To Húmán, who, with withering terror pale, Had marked their progress through the distant vale, He pointed out the sight, and ardent said: "Dispel these woe-fraught broodings from thy head, I wage the war, Afrásiyáb!

The hour is come, but fraught with bitterest woe, We meet in blood to wail the fatal blow.

She suddenly heard the whispers of the unknown once more, and understood them; she knew the meaning of those shivers which had chilled her, those vague, terror-fraught regrets at having no other child!

Charlotte, however, was already at that time again enceinte, and thus the grief of the first days had turned to expectancy fraught with emotion.

The loss of her son, the childlessness to which she was condemned, all threw her into a state of morbid perversity, fraught with dreams of some monstrous vengeance which she dared not even confess to herself.

I am well assured, that Mr. Townshend's attack upon Johnson was the occasion of his 'hitching in a rhyme;' for, that in the original copy of Goldsmith's character of Mr. Burke, in his Retaliation, another person's name stood in the couplet where Mr. Townshend is now introduced: 'Though fraught with all learning kept straining his throat, To persuade Tommy Townshend to lend him a vote.'

I admit that all the stages are fraught with some danger, but the last two are fraught with the greatestthe last most of all.

I admit that all the stages are fraught with some danger, but the last two are fraught with the greatestthe last most of all.

The fact is, that in the hands of the physician, there is no medicine the administration of which requires greater caution and judgment than opiates, both from the susceptibility of infants to their narcotic influence, and their varying capability of bearing it; the danger, therefore, with which their use is fraught in the hands of a nurse should for ever exclude them from the list of domestic nursery medicines.

The poisonous element in all forms of intoxicating drinks, and the one so fraught with danger to the bodily tissues, is the alcohol they contain.

Anxiety, however, to reach Teherán and definitely map out my route to India overcame everything, even the temptation to defer a journey fraught with cold, hunger, and privation, and take it easy for a few days, with plenty of food and drink, to say nothing of cigars, books, and newspapers, in the snug cosy rooms of the Consulate.

All history is fraught also with the bitterness and jealousy of the historian except this one.

Then came a pause fraught with anguish to the dear ones gathered about the homestead to say farewell.

For if such questions are not settled in accordance with knowledge, they will be settled in accordance with ignorance; and that is a kind of settlement likely to be fraught with results disastrous to everybody.

And as for going by land round the great bend of the sea, that was a thing so fraught with danger that no man had ever dared try it.

It is a boundless source of pleasure to most all persons, unless their lives have been fraught with crimes of so daring a nature, that it makes the the heart revolt at the very thought of them.

I would have gladly forgotten the whole affair, for every incident of it was fraught with discomfort.