Basil

That they will suffer for their talents.

no

... because Lord Henry speaks before he thinks. He professes that one should indulge in sin - something which Basil does not want for someone he sees as both beautiful and innocent (Dorian Gray) - also whilst Lord Henry does engage in untoward activities - most of what he says is sensationalist banter made to stir and not to be seen as something to live by - The book shows that Dorian Gray is extremely impressionable (i.e. very gullible) - his beauty whilst seemingly everlasting does not correlate to the innocence which he loses when he becomes caught up in the pursuit of pleasure - basically Basil wants to protect his friend/idol from a man who cares not for what he says and the consequences that follow - it seems that those who know Lord Henry view him as a playful jester who counteracts 'virtuous' opinion with cynicism and 'radical' ideas - a good conversationalist - but for Dorian Gray Lord Henry's words and opinions light a fire that eventually becomes too big to extinguish (metaphorically speaking) resulting in Dorian's demise. Something which Basil could probably foresee - as beauty as shown in the book is easily tainted (one way of the other)

Yes, you can safely freeze basil.

1982

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Some people freeze it, but I find frozen basil doesn't get used much because it tends to be something you always use fresh.

You could make pesto of various types, and freeze that; there are other recipes containing significant amounts of basil which you could also make for the freezer.

Or, you could simply give away what you can't use. Basil isn't cheap to buy in the grocery store, and many people would be glad of a bag of freshly-cut basil. You could ring your local church or other charity organization and ask them if they could use some for stalls at fairs, or to give to those who need it, and so on. It's quite possible they'll send someone to pick your extra basil if it isn't easy for you to deliver it.

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Tulasi

Basil Poledouris died on November 8, 2006 at the age of 61.

basically all herbs have vitamins

YES!

Tulsi

Yes it can,just water some cotton,let it drip out,put a cotton about 2-3 cm inside a plastic see trough cup,put the basil seeds on top,don't cover it,put 1-2 seeds and cover it with kitchen plastic,and in about 8 days it will start growing

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Yes

1967

He is in a hot tub in Beverly hills eating a corn dog!!

Baraniw

Effectively none. (It's not entirely calorie-free, but you're unlikely to use enough of it in any given dish to have a substantial impact on the calories.)

If you're literally eating it like a salad, you can basically treat it like lettuce, or any other leafy vegetable, as far as calories go. I did find one website that claimed that two tablespoons of fresh basil (about a fifth of an ounce) had 1 calorie.

if you are talking about a high, there is none. just tried it with a friend today because we were bored

Basil is commonly used as a fresh herb.

Exsitial Sameroua

Basil Rathbone died on July 21, 1967 at the age of 75.