Iron goods of various kinds, glass and pottery, school slates, pencils and marbles are produced; the abundant timber fosters the manufacture of all kinds of wooden articles, especially toys; and the textile industry and the manufacture of leather goods, papier mache and sewing-machines are also carried on. [Please select]
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He introduced a civilization which fosters popular liberties, and undermines personal, despotic government. [Please select]
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Wet or dry, hot or cold, the year fosters them throughout its varied round. [Please select]
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Fosters, July 6th, 1835, to John Lane and by him receipted for in full, etc. [Please select]
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It fosters independence and self-respect, and not a few stodgy practical virtues as well. [Please select]
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Such arrangement also fosters literary comparison by bringing together selections having a common theme or authorship. [Please select]
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In me the stern intellectual conscience that Christianity fosters and makes paramount turns _against_ Christianity. [Please select]
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Tea-time came at last; and with it the Fosters all came over to Mrs. [Please select]
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The devil's chief seat is not in matter but in the mind, where he fosters pride, selfishness, and hatred, and by their means destroys not what is transitory but what is eternal in man. [Please select]
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_ To _act_ like a patron, or one who protects, fosters, or supports some enterprise, as a _father_ looks after those under his care. [Please select]
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