| We must have Common Schools for the education of all classes of children in the primary or rudimental branches of knowledge. |
| In photocopy 17 the astute and rudimental treatment inflicted on the message of April 18, 1988 is all too painfully clear. |
| That gentleman looked at him for a moment in silent wonder, and asked if he had acquired any rudimental knowledge of the language. |
| In addition it will also transform the rudimental dark, thick and coarse hair, into softer, thinner hair. |
| Within the next ten or twenty years we know we can expect holographic displays, ridiculously powerful computers, and maybe rudimental nanoprobes. |
| Death is the reduction of the living man, back to that rudimental existence, which he had before birth. |
