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Correct spelling for DAIN
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Possible correct spellings for dain
- Fain
- Dais
- Wain
- Dawn
- Jain
- Drain
- Lain
- Cain
- Dan
- Main
- Gain
- Rain
- Vain
- Darn
- Pain
- Darin
- Din
If he could have seen one spark of real repentance-if she had owned to him with tears that her sorrow was for her sin, and that she would fain undo it-his heart would have been softer to her as she sat and wept before him.
Nature had certainly designed him to be shown somewhere in the front of life, to be placed upon a dais and looked up to and admired by the multitude.
He then determined to fix it at waltham, and immediately the wain began to move thither of itself.
We will strike them at dawn to-morrow, and jandosi shall be brought out alive.
In some jain subcastes the bridegroom stands beside the post and the bride walks seven times round him, while he throws sugar over her head at each turn.
When the cup of life is filled, drain it deep.
Sometimes the edge of the hoe clinks against a coin, thus at last discovered after so many centuries; yet which for years must have lain so near the surface as to have been turned over and over again by the ploughshare, though unnoticed.
But even admitting that he should escape detection, and be left to his own meditations on his deed of blood, he would, like cain, breathe out in agony of soul, "my punishment is greater than i can bear!"
She knew that dan feared him, in a curious, watchful way.
The rest of the midshipmen were stationed mostly on the main-deck, each in command of a certain number of guns.
For the flesh has little time to stay, and must gain its lesson once and for all.
Also there came drifts of fine rain that wetted you through, and your umbrella wasn't any good.
Miles in vain expostulated.
It is a darn shame to make yourself so small before the other boarders."
Then came the years of tranquillity, the respite from pain, his golden time.
"only think of him," exclaimed the father, breathless-"only think of him havin' the assurance to propose a match between you an' his baby-faced daughter! ho! dher manhim, owen connor," he shouted, shaking the staff at owen as he spoke-"dher manhim! if i was near you, i'd put your bones through other, for darin' to mintion sich a thing!"
The traffic on deck nearly deserved the name of din.
