Word: mouldering
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Better to sink beneath the shock Than moulder piecemeal on the rock...
...Plympton Street home of sprightly, ebullient Harvard CRIMSON was swathed in Darkness last week and in fact also last night, as smooth-chinned executives worked feverishly taking the wrape off a star pitcher imported from Sears Rocbuck. Guardied reports were issue at two-hour intervals by Armband Squibb, moulder of men and destinies...
...most crucial theatres of war should have passed tense hours reading poetry was altogether fitting. He was flying to help the Greeks, and poetry was being made in Hellas. Theirs was a battle which wanted Homer, a cause which heeded Byron: Better to sink beneath the shock Than moulder piecemeal on the rock...
Manhattan was a hustling little city of 124,000 when Samuel Lord opened a dry goods shop on Catherine Street in 1826. In those days most stores hired "pullers in" who fought for customers on the sidewalks. But the young British iron moulder who had borrowed $1,000 for his trading venture and taken in as partner a cousin named George Washington Taylor, had more genteel ideas about storekeeping...
Harvard, the moulder of our clay...