Does the pain of toil repel more than its fruits attract?
There must be a close relation between work and the fruits of work.
The fruits of the soil were consumed on the spot instead of being sold as now.
"I haven't got anything but a few old dried-up fruits," Amos pouted. "That's all."
Fruits were growing among the trees and some of these he saw that Manu, the monkey, ate.
And so we jogged 'into dozy little Lebanon by the Blue Mountains, where Toby had a cottage and a garden of all fruits.
I leave the gall, and go for the sweet fruits Promised to me by the veracious Leader; But to the centre first I needs must plunge."
He carried up to heaven all the love to God and angels and men He had learned and practised on earth, with all the earthly fruits of it.
"As a rule he does little harm to man, for his food is chiefly seeds of weeds, small wild fruits and parts of wild plants of no value to man.
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