It is gathered in and
garnered. It belongs to us no more.
They learned the ways of the fish and the shell-fish, and they invented hooks and lines, nets and fish-traps, and all the diverse cunning ways by which swimming meat can be
garnered from the shifting, unstable sea.
In this way your corn-ears will bow to the ground with fullness if the Olympian himself gives a good result at the last, and you will sweep the cobwebs from your bins and you will be glad, I ween, as you take of your
garnered substance.
"And in the South Seas
garnered a better vocabulary from the lexicon of Love," Percival was quick on the uptake.
Mrs Dunster said the
Garners had a "love-hate relationship", adding that when
Garner drank alcohol he became "totally different".
She said she and Teresa were best mates, and that one time when there had been a fight at the
Garners' home she saw blood on the wall near the fireplace.
COURT'S OPINION: The Supreme Court of Nevada affirmed the judgment of the lower court, which granted the
Garners' motion to set aside the judgment entered into by Davidson without their knowledge, approval or consent.
Garner in "Ten Indians" has been interpreted as nurturing and benevolent, even simple.
Yesterday Ms
Garner's friend and neighbour Sandra Dunster told Mold Crown Court that
Garner, 51, had become agitated because Ms
Garner - to whom he was not married - was back in contact with Stuart Jones.