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 dominiko dominiko August 2, 2012 August 2, 2012 at 6:55:41 AM UTC link Permalink

on surseoit → on sursoit

http://leconjugueur.lefigaro.fr.../surseoir.html

Aiji Aiji November 6, 2018 November 6, 2018 at 10:55:04 AM UTC link Permalink

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En Europe, l'on chérit, généralement, ses vieux parents ; — en certaines tribus de l'Amérique on leur persuade de monter sur un arbre ; puis on secoue cet arbre. S'ils tombent, le devoir sacré de tout bon fils est, comme autrefois chez les Messéniens, de les assommer sur-le-champ à grands coups de tomahawk, pour leur épargner les soucis de la décrépitude. S'ils trouvent la force de se cramponner à quelque branche, c'est qu'alors ils sont encore bons à la chasse ou à la pêche, et alors on surseoit à leur immolation.

added by Scott, October 16, 2010
➜ #3274904In Europa generalmente si custodiscono i propri genitori anziani; - in alcune tribù in America sono stati convinti a salire su un albero; poi quest'albero viene scosso. Se cadono, il sacro dovere di ogni buon figlio, come tempo addietro presso i Messeni, ad ammazzarli sul posto con un tomahawk, per salvare loro dalla fatica della decrepitezza. Se trovano la forza di aggrapparsi a un qualche ramo, vuol dire che sono ancora buoni per la caccia o per la pesca, e allora soprassedono alla loro immolazione.

linked by Guybrush88, May 24, 2014
➜ #3274906In Europa generalmente si custodiscono i propri genitori anziani; - in alcune tribù in America sono stati convinti a salire su un albero; poi quest'albero viene scosso. Se cadono, il sacro dovere di ogni buon figlio, come tempo addietro presso i Messeni, ad accopparli sul posto con un tomahawk, per salvare loro dalla fatica della decrepitezza. Se trovano la forza di aggrapparsi a un qualche ramo, vuol dire che sono ancora buoni per la caccia o per la pesca, e allora soprassedono alla loro immolazione.

linked by Guybrush88, May 24, 2014
En Europe, l'on chérit, généralement, ses vieux parents ; — en certaines tribus de l'Amérique on les persuade de monter sur un arbre ; puis on secoue cet arbre. S'ils tombent, le devoir sacré de tout bon fils est, comme autrefois chez les Messéniens, de les assommer sur-le-champ à grands coups de tomahawk, pour leur épargner les soucis de la décrépitude. S'ils trouvent la force de se cramponner à quelque branche, c'est qu'alors ils sont encore bons à la chasse ou à la pêche, et alors on sursoit à leur immolation.

edited by Aiji, November 6, 2018