"They did not need words to bind them together; their deeds were the requisite bond".
(Another sample rhyme: "Heroic deeds were done./Elizabeth the First and England won").
His thoughts and deeds were first for his family, friends and grateful patients.
Holding that men's deeds were "chemical compulsions," he showed characters unable to direct their actions.
Many say deeds were handed out as rewards for local political insiders, but New York State courts ruled in 1979 that the deeds were invalid and the cottages were on public land.
Her good deeds were recognized October 2002, when Catholic Charities honored her with the Monsignor Thomas F. Cribbon Service Award.
"As a politician, Mao's good deeds and bad deeds were both determined by China's history and culture.
More than 800 deeds were drawn up with the local rulers involving land in the Delaware area.
"As soon as their scheme and deeds were brought to my attention, those who were responsible were punished".
Some 150,000 deeds were posted last year, with more than 40,000 intentions clocked so far this year.
Their lawyer claimed that the Jewish land deeds were forged but was not able to convince the Israeli courts.
