Moses distinctly tells us that, in the preceding chapter, he has used the term יום, day, in the sense of generation, succession, or epoch; while we find him here extending the same term day to the whole hexaemeron, the entire term of time, whatever it may be, that these six days or generations filled up.

A pastry at Starbies and a mocha. […] At any rate, the scones at Starbies are one of my guilty pleasures, and I look forward to my two hours of heaven every Sunday.

These criticisms had a whiff of territoriality about them.

German depictions of the Third Republic appeared to warn of the dangers of parliamentarism.