Thee, country minds with gladness hear, Prophet of the ripened year: Thee Phoebus loves and does inspire; Phoebus is himself thy sire.
Those trees each month yield ripened fruit; For evermore they spring, And all the nations of the earth To thee their honors bring.
I need say little more of his past history than this; he had labored for Fabens for a few weeks, and now a mutual regard quite ripened to affection, was rising between him and Fanny.
They were full-grown, ripened specimens of aboriginal life.
As it was, he made a personal enemy of one who naturally might have ripenedinto a devoted follower, and who from his social influence, as well as from his political talents, was no despicable foe.
The acquaintanceship, perhaps somewhat unpleasantly begun, has ripenedinto .
Spaniard had said, with a flippant shrug of the shoulders, that the acquaintanceship had ripenedinto .
What good seed from your abundant harvest hasripened in my stony corner of New England?
Among the fruits of his ripened powers was that system of philosophy known as the "Critique of Pure Reason," by which he was at once established as a master-mind of his country.
Obedience was softened into respect, privilege ripened into prerogative, and the freedom of domestic government was fortified by the independence of foreign dominion.
It was planted in April or May, and ripened in five months.
Mr. Tyler studied the law under Mr. Robert Carter Nicholas, and while thus engaged formed an acquaintance with Thomas Jefferson which ripened into a friendship terminated only by death.
The air was cool and bracing, faintly fragrant with dying foliage and the damp, dewy luxuriance of the ripened season.
The code of honor was fixed; justice had taken well-defined forms; social life had ripened to genial urbanity.
His letters give us a vivid picture of his captivity, and the stress of life which gradually aroused in him the inspiration of the humane and divine ripened later into a full knowledge of his apostolate.
Reap we not the ripened wheat, Till yonder hosts are flying, And all their bravest, at our feet, Like autumn sheaves are lying.
Ye are not sad to see the gathered grain, Nor when their mellow fruit the orchards cast, Nor when the yellow woods let fall the ripened mast.
Their parents occupied adjoining houses; and neighborhood brought the young people together, and acquaintance ripened into love.
On all sides lay my people strewn like over-ripened apples beneath the tree, or acorns under the storm-shaken oak.
Vedânta however believes that even when the true knowledge has once been attained, the body may last for a while, if the individual's previously ripened karmas demand it.
He has thus only to enjoy the fruits of his previous karmas which have ripened for giving fruits.
But even such an emancipated (mukta) person has to pass through the pleasurable or painful experiences ordained for him by the actions just ripened for giving their fruits.
Tronchin, and what is rather surprising, and reflects great credit on both, this acquaintance, begun in so uncommon a way, soon ripened into friendship.
Gahn was delighted with the information, and immediately formed an acquaintance with Scheele, which soonripened into friendship.
Hope had ripened into expectation, and for the first time since his arrival in America, seven years since, he had felt something like a positive assurance that this time his mission was going to result favourably.
This suspicion ripened into certainty, and with the solitary exception of Miss Husted everybody sympathised with the young pair and aided and abetted them in their love-making.
In the ripened seed the primine and secundine are usually united to form the testa, or outer seed coat.
Windisch asserts that only barley which has ripened in the granary is attacked by weevil.
In 1799, under the walls of Seringapatam, began his intimacy with Colonel Arthur Wellesley, which in a short time ripened into a lifelong friendship.
In that part of Palestine where the miracle is said to have been performed the bocore, or early fig, ripened its first crop during the latter part of June; while the kermus, or fig proper, ripened in August.
Its propagation is by cuttings; they should be of fairly well-ripened wood of the last season's growth.
From the lateness of its blooming period, and a lack of suitable conditions, it does not ripen seed in our climate, and it must of necessity be raised from seed ripened in more favourable climes.
Half-ripened shoots will root well in a little heat; the harder wood will root equally well, but more slowly, in the open in sandy loam.
It is easily propagated by seeds, which should be sown in the autumn as soon as ripe; it may also be divided, but I have found the quickest and best results from cuttings taken in a half-ripened state.
Since 1880 I have sown seed ripenedon plants that were bloomed for indoor decoration, it being ready about February.
The propagation is by means of cuttings; slips of half-ripened wood, taken during the warmest months, if put in sandy loam in a cucumber frame, will root like willow.
In this way an acquaintance had been commenced between herself and Ada which had ripened into friendship.
The friendship thus commenced soon ripened into intimacy, and when the Earl found that his attentions had made an impression on the heart of the fair maiden, he began to whisper in her ear the tale of love.
