kiss the dust

They are impious in their scepticism of a theory, but kiss the dust before a fact.

Kiss the Dust focuses on a number of themes, including family, courage, loyalty, and coming-of-age.

Sulaymaniyah is the partial setting in the young adult novel Kiss the Dust.

She kissed the dust before him, humbly.

/ Now kiss the dust all!

He leaned down and kissed the dusting of freckles on the tip of her nose, then drew back quickly.

Kiss the Dust (1991)

Well, thou wilt need to kiss the dust in very truth, if thou servest Lysia, .

Book Review on Kiss the Dust

Her novels include Red Sky in the Morning, Secrets of the Fearless and Kiss the Dust.

Overall: Kiss the Dust by Elizabeth Laird (Methuen)

--no matter what creed she represents,--I will kiss the dust at her feet, and so make reparation for my sin!"

Kiss the Dust is a book written by Elizabeth Laird on the conflicts between the Kurds and the then Saddam Hussein-led Iraqis.

It represents the Tsar as contemplating himself without his clothes, and reflecting on what a poor human specimen he presents: Is it this that 140,000,000 Russians kiss the dust before and worship?

She has written many books for children, including Jake's Tower, the Wild Things series, Kiss the Dust (winner of the Children's Book Award) and Secret Friends (nominated for the Carnegie Medal).