But then he got soiled, sullied and stained -- soiled by selfishness, sullied by sin and stained by passion and pride.
But if you get soil, plant something in it and water it, you can feed yourself.
"It gets soil moistures recovered, so then when we get future rain or snow that melts out in the spring, that will lead to better runoff into streams, reservoirs and groundwater, which will help recovery there," Svoboda said.
If you accidentally get soil on the sides of the bottle, obscuring the view, you can tie gauze or cotton to the end of a pencil and reach in to wipe off the soil.
Don't force the issue buy a lovely pair of gardening gloves and give them a knee rest so that they don't have to get soil on their skin.
("Rich people did not get soiled," she recalled of her childhood, "they didn't care, they thought they could throw it all away").
Yet the more one dips into it, the more it brims with this black essence of existence, and the more one's mind, like one's fingers, gets soiled by this liquid.
Francis is inviting the Church to leave behind the tidy moralism of the pulpit and the sacristy in order to do "what good she can, even if in the process, her shoes get soiled by the mud of the street".
On Wednesday, the Web site Gothamist reported a message posted on the pizzeria's Facebook page: "Di Fara Pizza is now accepting apron donations so that Dom can change the apron after he makes each pie so it does not get soiled".
This body region can also get soiled in poorly maintained stalls presenting elements splashed with dejections or through the movements of dirty tail around the hind section.
