The common or large drones, which form the bulk of the male population of the hive, could not be generally destined to this office, since their abdomen, on account of its size, could only be introduced into male and royal cells.
However, since their arrival in Paris and now at Versailles, there might be a number of ways in which a French senator might be of service to the Camp Fire girls.
Since their retreat to Paris from their farmhouse, Sally considered that the other members of her present family had spent too much of their time and energy in unnecessary interrogation of her.
Truth would tell of the many crimes committed by and against them, since their residence at Siletz; of how they have been punished for their own misdeeds, and have seen those who sinned against them go unpunished.
But no white man has ever been injured by these people while on the Reservation, since their location at Siletz.
Their product, since their discovery to the present time, has amounted to one thousand and forty-seven millions of dollars.
Their product, since their discovery to the present time, has amounted to nine hundred and eleven millions of dollars.
Their product, since their discovery to the present time, has amounted to eight hundred millions of dollars.
Wide stretches of land that are exposed to frequent ravages from floods are not cultivated at all, or only slightly, since their owners do not wish to suffer constant loss.
These forms are the only ones in which the distinction between right and left is possible, since theirbody is divided by the median plane (planum sagittale) into two symmetrical halves (right and left).
Yet they seem to have told something false: since their accounts of the words of Christ and of others often differ from one another: wherefore seemingly one of them must have given an untrue account.
Obviously these contracts do not require equality in respect to recompense, since their nature is that no recompense is given for what is received.
Two of the conditions required in the principle of double result need not be considered, however, since their presence is manifestly assured by the very fact that the cooperation is merely material.
A purely civil marriage between Catholics is invalid, as far as the bond is concerned, since their contract, as being a Sacrament, is subject to the Church.
Prerogatives granted in the law cannot be renounced by individuals, since their preservation is required by the common good.
But these associations are not, for the most part, conquests of the individual, since theirtrace is seen in the new-born babe: they are conquests of the race.
Perhaps it will be said it is the same with all physical laws, since their precision is always limited by errors of observation.
We can not know all facts, since their number is practically infinite.
Since their marriage he had indulged and spoiled her as recklessly as any American might have done, and at the same time, in his choice of a wife, had continued to consider himself a most fortunate individual.
Since their return in the launch, and during dinner, which had been served in the tiny patio under the stars, the White Mice had been discussing ways and means.
Did these heroes put off and lock up their virtues when they came into employment, and have they now resumed them since their dismissions?
They have taken up since their fall, some real, and some pretended hopes.
The feathers are ruffled or frizzled, and the reversion makes them peculiarly susceptible of cold and wet, since their plumage is of little use as clothing.
They were deserved favorites where indifferent stone or wood fences existed, since their power of locomotion was absolutely limited to their enclosures, if protected by a fence not less than two feet high.
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