Now therefore bend thine eare To supplication, heare his sighs though mute; Unskilful with what words to pray, let mee Interpret for him, mee his Advocate And propitiation, all his works on mee Good or not good
ingraft, my Merit those Shall perfet, and for these my Death shall pay.
I have always thought, that one of the most curious and valuable objects of antiquaries has been to trace the progress of society, by the efforts made in early ages to improve the rudeness of their first expedients, until they either approach excellence, or, as is more frequently the case, are supplied by new and fundamental discoveries, which supersede both the earlier and ruder system, and the improvements which have been
ingrafted upon it.
THE residue of the argument against the provisions of the Constitution in respect to taxation is
ingrafted upon the following clause.
Yet though there is a great difference between our manners, customs, civil government, and those of the Abyssins, there is yet a much greater in points of faith; for so many errors have been introduced and
ingrafted into their religion, by their ignorance, their separation from the Catholic Church, and their intercourse with Jews, Pagans, and Mohammedans, that their present religion is nothing but a kind of confused miscellany of Jewish and Mohammedan superstitions, with which they have corrupted those remnants of Christianity which they still retain.
"Heaven protect me from a prejudice so unworthy of my reason!" returned Duncan, at the same time conscious of such a feeling, and that as deeply rooted as if it had been
ingrafted in his nature.
She had her father's sweet temper
ingrafted on her mother's variable Southern nature.
They, who were of that equivocal age which admitted them to the hunts, while their discretion was still too doubtful to permit them to be trusted on the war-path, hung around the skirts of the whole, catching, from the fierce models before them, that gravity of demeanour and restraint of manner, which in time was to become so deeply
ingrafted in their own characters.
Furthermore, another immunological function of the KCs has been described in
ingraft versus host disease.
The more obvious indication of the theme of procreation is in the last line, "As he takes from you, I
ingraft you new." The key here is the word
ingraft (engraft) which literally means to graft or insert a scion of one tree into a stock of another tree.
Daisy will have to have chemotherapy to kill off her immune system and bone marrow to allow stem cells from sister Pixie to
ingraft in Daisy's bone marrow.
"Non dubito"--"I do not doubt"--it begins, referring to the book's likelihood of attracting a wide readership, but also anticipating hostile readers who will deny the writer's genius and charge him with teaching forbidden things, even laying the seeds of heresy ("haeresium semina jacere"): Non dubito, quin titulus libri nostri raritate sua quamplurimos alliciat ad legendum: inter quos nonnulli obliquae opinionis, mente languidi, multi etiam maligni, et in ingenium nostrum
ingraft accedent, qui temeraria sua ignorantia, vix conspecto titulo clamabunt: Nos vetita docere, haeresium semina jacere: piis auribus offendiculo, praeclaris ingeniis scandalo esse.