[H]e knew from experience the imprudence of letting Zeena think he was in funds on the eve of one of her therapeutic excursions.

As we have seen, the Waldensians took the apostolic lives led by their barbes as proof that they spoke the truth, just as, contrariwise, it proved the priests who lived unworthy lives had no power. Again, Monet Rey gives the most precise explanation of the matter in 1494: The ecclesiasts had and possessed too great wealth and more goods than they needed; it was for that reason that they committed many bad actions; …

The law is clear that you should always wear a seat belt.

Nature cannot knit the bones while the parts are under a discharge.