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When the heart is hard and parched up, come upon me with a shower of mercy.

She took the holy water on her fingertips and made the sign of the cross, fleetingly touched her wet fingertips to her parched lips.

And she sat down beside the reapers ; and he reached her parched corn and she ate and was sufficed and left.

And she sat beside the reapers: and he reached her parched [corn, ] and she did eat, and was sufficed, and left.

In summer it is so parched it is often ravaged by fire.

At last , bearing in her arms the infant progeny of Jove , she reached Lycia, weary with her burden and parched with thirst .

Without their efforts and determination, green shoots that have started to break through the parched ground would not have appeared.

The abb Rose from his chair, made two turns round the chamber, and pressed his trembling hand against his parched throat.

From its mouth shall flow forth rivers which will water the parched gullets of men.

Just as the booming gambling and tourism industries provided new jobs, the parched but spacious valley provided new housing.

I obey the commandments to the best of my ability I hope, but in doing so my soul thirsts like a parched land.

The first green shoot to break through this parched ground was a 2008 decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

Some of these so-called " extremophiles" have been found thriving in complete darkness, in parched deserts and even miles below ground.

If it could only bust the monopolistic dams that have parched its economy, its desert might one day start to bloom.

I've been running around all day and I'm so parched.

What used to be a paradise for aquatic species is slowly becoming parched.

His lips, dry and parched, quivered as he struggled to say one word. "Mom. "

A be bored with child after be being blown, a week does not have parched phenomenon also is common occurance.

You're just as dried up and parched as a jackrabbit in July.

The long drought has left the cornfields parched and brown.

Meanwhile, the parched landscape increases the occurrence of wildfires, threatening agriculture, wildlife and hundreds of Australian homes.

In poor, parched regions, untreated wastewater is the only viable irrigation source to keep farmers in business, according to Drechsel.

The desert and the parched land will be glad; the wilderness will rejoice and blossom. Like the crocus.

The ground is parched, but as our guide, Yoel Oren, a bearded man in Teva sandals, handily demonstrated, it teems with life.

The grandmother raised her head like a parched old turkey hen crying for water.

If residents from parched states follow, so much the better.

The rain quickly brought back life to the parched fields, and that winter there was bread to spare in the kingdom.

A Mbukushu mother and child cross Botswana's Okavango River, whose seasonal floods bring life to a parched land.

The sun sets behind a parched tree in Mato Grosso, midwestern Brazil.

but he could not get the words out of his parched throat.

The results showed that the milked tea boiling from brick tea is the best for making Tibetan parched flour.

The earth is parched and cracked. Men and women come together like broods of vultures over a stinking carcass, to mate and fly apart again.

After months of low rainfall, the parched region of Catalonia has had to appeal to the central government in Madrid for help.

Famiglietti says he's found evidence of increasingly parched ground all over the world.

The contrasting green and umber of the Egyptian landscape forms a sharp line between fertile earth and parched desert.

A few buffalo were tethered under coconuts, browsing the parched verges.

I groaned in absolute gratitude in the recovery room at the post-op ice chips the nurses spooned into my swollen, anesthesia-parched mouth.

The glutinous rice salted fish can be parched, fried, grilled, steamed with small red pepper.

To either side of the road, the grasses were parched brittle and sere, the red soil baked hard beneath them.

Many are dry for years, their waters long since soaked up by the parched ground and left as a chain of water holes.

The pattern held even in drought years, when dried, parched soil conditions should have exacerbated release of soil carbon.

The sun parched the earth like fireballs, hot, hot, hot air to ground.

Green fields are gone now, parched by the sun.

China frequently battles droughts in its parched north, but meteorologists say the current one is, in some areas, the worst since 1951.

I thank you mightily , young Miss . This wretched old throat gets so parched on the long journey I must make from the village .

As children we dreamed of shaping balls of the perpetual snow and playing war on the parched, burning streets.

The Rat's light footfall was presently heard approaching over the parched grass .

It is a long time now since I knew that acute moment of bliss that comes from putting parched lips to a cup of cold water.

These plains are flooded during the rainy season, dry and parched in the summer, and often burned by fires.

This part of the country is very mountainous. The land in this region is dry and parched.

Their heat parched fields, wilted crops, and left people lying breathless and unconscious on the ground.

She lifted the grapey, dark red juice to her parched mouth and drank.

An Indian village boy runs through a parched field on World Water Day in Berhampur, Orissa state, India, Monday, March 22, 2010.

Its uninviting surface is marked by mesas and buttes, and barren stretches of parched desert hardpan.

In times of drought, parched lands yield few, if any, crops, increasing hunger among communities.

The poor and needy search for water, but there is none; their tongues are parched with thirst.

"Minimal rainfall or snow this winter has crippled China's major agricultural regions, leaving many of them parched, " Xinhua reported.

The severe drought that has parched most of the state this year shows no signs of abating.

Kenya, a land more than twice the size of Britain, is everywhere parched.

Snakes that thrived in moist marshes in the country are now fleeing their parched habitats for nearby towns.

Certainly those minds, parched by many examinations, were thirsty.

A vast pool of liquidity has been created even as the rest of the world has become parched.

In sunbaked southern Italy, fires raged as parched forests and fields turned to tinder.

Outside of the river valley, the dry season has parched the landscape.

If land is parched or salinated, if coastal and low-lying areas are permanently under water, these people cannot simply go home.

Coverage of dried lake beds and parched farmland has dominated Chinese media reports for the past week.

Gu Fang: Duck flesh congee. Boil parched rice and duck congee, add yellow rice or millet wine.

He turned rivers into waste lands, flowing springs into parched grounds.

In Jiangsu Province's Sushui County, fish and clams are dying, and crab-breeding farms are parched and cracked, Xinhua said.

The road winds for miles through parched earth, scrub and cactus.

Everyone hopes rain will fall soon and bring back some life to the parched land.

A pale, uneven, parched world, where a motor-car rocks and lurches and churns in sand.

Hydropower production has been slashed and vast swaths of paddy fields are parched.

Water from deep well is directed to thirsty cattle and parched crops.

A nearby silica sand producer spits mucky water onto the parched land .

And the parched soil and tree roots have likewise been dying for rainfall.

Soothing ale for a parched sot.

16The parched Allier riverbed near Brassac-les-Mines, central France.

Holy Mother of God, what does this crap mean? The earth is parched and cracked.

I spread out my hands to you; my soul thirsts for you like a parched land. Selah.

their tongues are parched with thirst.

I am worn out calling for help; my throat is parched. My eyes fail, looking for my God.

A sweet rain falls on the parched seedlings.

The sun's rays have parched it; the roots have searched and searched for moisture in a soil that grows every day harder and drier.

adj. The fierce sun parched the bare earth.

And the parched land be satisfied with rain.

Give me a drink -- I'm parched.

Already parched -- and it could get hotter The country isn't alone .

Can we be parched with thirst for God?

Yes , you must be parched.

Is it simply the warmth of the chicken broth running down a parched and scratchy throat?

Here a dry spell meant parched crops, a rainy spell, loss of topsoil.

"I want water for my drought-parched village. " Tis was his desire .

The parched soil drinks the rain.

This is troubling for China and the world: acquisition targets are parched for funds.

The parched soil drank (in) the rain.

Susan awoke that night alone and parched.

17The poor and the afflicted seek water, and find none. Their tongues are parched with thirst. But I, Yahweh, will hear them;

parched and hungry for a taste of joy and from suffering find retreat

Research for Process Technology of Processing Parched Malt With Dry-Curing Baking

Application of thermistors in the temperature control elementarily parched house for tobacco leaves

He turned the desert into pools of water and the parched ground into flowing springs;

As water disappears from the sea or a riverbed becomes parched and dry,

The technology improvement of vinegar's parched rice color

It may rise this year higher than man has ever known it, and flood the parched uplands;

Deep inside my parched throat,

heat parches the crops parched

In vain i call them till my lips are parched and dry

we ' d had nary to eat but parched corn since october

Can you put some water in the vase, flowers look parched

Thou let'st me be parched;