> Sentences: "He also that is in his work is brother to him that is a great waster."

"Cyclop," said Ulysses, "if any ask thee who imposed on thee that unsightly blemish in thine eye, say it was Ulysses, son of Laertes: the king of Ithaca am I called, the waster of cities."

Mancy must be a dreadful waster, but it isn't fair to blame her; if that's where the trouble is, I ought to have looked after it myself.

Kind, as men go, but a ne'er-do-well, a prodigal, a waster.

Many things thou askest, jackknife-bearing stranger, Much-conjecturing mortal, pork-and-treacle-waster!

" "He called you," Katherine answered, "a waster.

"I'd always been a hard worker," Blackburn whined, "and he was a waster.

Hame an' to bed wi' ye, waster of the priceless hours!"

Of all gourmands Polly is the most shameless waster.

He was a boaster as well as a waster, no doubt; for according to himself, he knew "everybody at home," from the King down the whole gamut of the British peerage.

The Landgrave Henry, lord and master, Freer than the last, and yet no waster, Who will not stint a poor knave's beer, Or spin out Lent through half the year.

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personal and the interrogative pronouns often stand in construction as the antecedents to other pronouns: as, "He also that is slothful in his work, is brother to him that is a great waster.

It must be admitted that he is a sad wife-waster.

It seems unfair to all of us, who were not blessed with equally industrious and provident fathers and uncles, and it is often bad for the man who gets the income as a reward for no effort of his own, because it gives him a false start in life and sometimes tends to make him a futile waster, who can only justify his existence and his command over other people's work, by pointing to the efforts of his deceased sire or uncle.

Waster Simon's garden.

Doctors; The wasters; The flight; Cain and Abel; The appeal.

Waster Simon's garden.

But he was a waster, God rest his soul!

Seldom are the real producers of food ever wasters.

That hen was, Nibletts whispered to me, for fear my aunt should overhear, "a waster."

Aye, well, it turns out the young waster was out last night in those woods below Twizel, and early this morningthough he didn't let on at it till some time afterhe saw the body of a man lying in one of them deep pools in Till.

" He held down his head as if he were painfully oppressed by the sense of his crimes and responsibilities as a descendant of the waster of aboriginal New Mexico.

It is proper, however, that I proceed by a formal instrument to relinquish all claim to any property in an idea given to the world at about the time when I had just joined the class in which Waster Thomas Moore was then a somewhat advanced scholar.