Crossword-Solution: ANDO 4 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 5

Hir mi Devlis camo but cavo By my God I love much that erai—lacho manus o, Anglus, tama gentleman—a good man he, an rakarel Ungarica; avel catari Englishman, but he speaks ando urdon le trin Hungarian; he came {364a} hither gras-tensas—beshel cate abri po in a waggon with three horses, he buklo tan; le poivasis ando bas sits here out in the wilderness; irinel ando lel.

This is what Ando Shoeki meant when he said, "The idle and gluttonous should simply be punished by death." The Alternatives Pressing Humankind Let us note that allowing land to lay idle is, as a matter of fact, the best possible way to make the switch to organic farming.

How can there be a reason for preserving such things when it means our own ruin? ANDO SHOEKI: A Great Sage Who Taught Us to Eradicate the Cities "Scholarship and learning steal the way of tilling and gain the respect of the people by means of idleness and gluttony; since they are created by means of private law they are plots to steal the Way.

Learning is a means of hiding this stench and filth." (This quote and the following are taken from The Struggle of Ando Shoeki by Terao Goro.) Ando Shoeki lived during the Genroku Period (1703-1762), and was a doctor in northern Honshu.

They were Ando-Peruvians, of an olive tint, of medium stature and massive form, with a low forehead, almost circular face, thin lips, high cheekbones, effeminate features, and cold expression.