“And they had these sharp little edges that could leave a hell of a weal if they caught you at the right angle.”

“Louis could aim to restyle himself the first among citizens, viewing virtuous attachment to the public weal as his most important kingly duty.”

“He amassed his wealth by trading in rubber during the 1940s.”

“He gave us a wealth of information about the meaning of life.”

“It is clear from the above-stated statistics that the presence of multinationals has not boosted the country's wealth creation objective.”

“And they had these sharp little edges that could leave a hell of a weal if they caught you at the right angle.”

“Louis could aim to restyle himself the first among citizens, viewing virtuous attachment to the public weal as his most important kingly duty.”

“Ms. Pulitzer's brush manages to express a wealth of poised, controlled craziness — or perhaps a crazed, controlled wealthiness.”

“The wealthiness of these materials contrasted with the extreme poverty of the farmers.”

“And the sheer wealthiness of American life has swallowed you back up.”

“A terrestrial chain of solidarity: This chain will allow to fill another suitcase with wealths for the child.”

“These wealths will give us some means to succeed our human being life, that is to say to store evolutionary Knowledge.”

“The appointment with the history is a step away from you: the region of Tuscia is an assembled of wealths.”

“Their idea of a fun Saturday afternoon is to go paintballing and end up covered in golfball-sized red weals from being shot at close range.”

“You could always tell where she'd been in the school, you just followed the red weals on the legs of the kids.”

“Gingerly, she extended her hand and allowed her fingertips to trace over the weals that zigzagged down his back.”