Our own experience has corroborated the leſſons taught by the examples of other nations; […] that ſeditions and inſurrections are unhappily maladies as inſeparable from the body politic, as tumours and eruptions from the natural body; […]

To meet these Kyoto targets, the New Zealand government has proposed a flatulence tax on farmers of sheep, cows, deer and goats.

She took those pills from the pill concocter, And Isabel calmly cured the doctor.

The fearful madness that war inevitably proves itself to be to those that engage in it and to the world — the awful waste and desolation it causes, lost sight of by the foolish and heedless under the glamour of its influence and becrazing excitements — is well shown by certain statements of fact which have been gathered from the History of Civilization, by Paul Courier, and have gained some circulation.