Gall and Spurzheim, were not likely to escape animadversion, in a work of general satire, fruitful as they have already been in such themes.

So may the tortures which I have felt and still feel in my soul become fruitful, and the memory will suggest the words for them, and the hand, more eager than apt for such duty, will write them down.

Here a fruitful upland led him off.

One of the first members of the noble band of itinerating preachers thus called into the active exercise of their spiritual gifts was David Taylor, a servant in Lord Huntingdon's household, who did much fruitful evangelistic work in the villages surrounding Donnington Park.

Eight times has each successive season sway'd The fruitful sceptre of our milder clime Since my loveddied!

"Past history will give fame to a country, but nothing more fruitful than fame, unless its virtues are kept alive.

That it was fruitful was evident from the vegetables which floated from its shores.

True, its slow development has prevented it as yet from penetrating to the most fruitful portion of the interior district; but so far as it has gone the work has been wonderful.

Fly, lays of mine, but not to fruitful plains Where spring the harvests by God's benison, But seek the deserts where for needed rains Both prayers and curses rise in unison.

London, thou great emporium of our isle, O thou too bounteous, thou too fruitful Nile!

This prince had the advantage of operating in the genial clime, and with the fruitful soil of Brazil, of which in the year 1636, he was governor.

or, does it mean that with thankful hearts to God for the ability he has given us to work, that we go forth diligently fulfilling our task in the use of all appropriate means to secure that which his loving bounty has made possible for us in the fruitful seasons of the earth, and return with devout recognition that He is the Creator, Upholder and Giver of all, bringing our sheaves with us.

This period was fruitful of results on which his after fame depended.

There alone imitation was really fruitful, because it did not imply mere copying.

There the devotion of the Sacri Monti still maintained an intelligence between the people and the artist, far more fruitful of results to painting than the patronage of splendour-loving cardinals and nobles.

So may your stores and fruitful fields increase; And ever be you bless'd, who live to bless.

They say, my talent is satire: if it be so, it is a fruitful age, and there is an extraordinary crop to gather.

So had her children too; for charity Was not more fruitful, or more kind than she: Each under other by degrees they grew; A goodly perspective of distant view.

For yet, my friend, the beauteous mould remains; 60 Long may she exercise her fruitful pains!

V. Foe folded flocks, on fruitful plains, The shepherd's and the farmer's gains, Fair Britain all the world outvies; And Pan, as in Arcadia, reigns, Where pleasure mix'd with profit lies.

10 On foreign trade I needed not rely, Like fruitful Britain, rich without supply.

London, a fruitful soil, yet never bore So plentiful a crop of horns before.

I have sometimes been forced to amplify on others; but here, where the subject is so fruitful that the harvest overcomes the reaper, I am shortened by my chain, and can only see what is forbidden me to reach, since it is not permitted me to commend you, according to the extent of my wishes, and much less is it in my power to make my commendations equal to your merits.

After his nine years of fruitful wandering in other fields Schiller returned at last, in 1796, to dramatic poetry.

And their efforts in that direction were about equally fruitful in producing the result they sought to avoid.