Taint is here a metaphorical expression. It means literally something which tinges. The mean and malignant passions are therefore, first of all, a substance which tinges. This substance which tinges will creep.

For disorders sharply delimited by age, this criterion may give a spurious impression of imprecision; where feasible in such instances, numbers of deaths are also entabled.

The pollinial mass will attach to the insect's leg.

And Stanford has played Baylor and Rutgers during the nonconference schedule.