But mostly they come up tares, I am apt to find. [Please select]
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Give me my hole, secure from all alarms; I'll prove that tares and vetches still have charms.' [Please select]
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But his crop of wild oats was a light one, and he resolutely reaped what he had sowed, finding some good wheat among the tares. [Please select]
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During these dissensions, the Jesuits sowed tares, and the Protestants lost the chance of establishing their perfect equality with the Catholics. [Please select]
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She says poppies are what are meant in the Scripter by the tares. [Please select]
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Tares might be torn suddenly from the human heart, but not the root of evil. [Please select]
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When the wheat-blade had sprung up and showed the ear, then appeared the tares also. [Please select]
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But he said, "Nay, lest whilst you gather up the tares, you root up the wheat with them." [Please select]
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Speaker: while the House slept, the enemy has sown tares among our wheat. [Please select]
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"Oh, of course I admit the tares among the wheat; but such growths are mostly unsatisfactory." [Please select]
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As they have sown, so shall they reap and reap, even when the poppy flowers of passion have withered in their hands, and their harvest is but bitter tares, garnered in satiety. [Please select]
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