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... hundred and sixty are living on the premises. a men's range of dormitories ir one wing, women's in the other. Many of the married staff board out, a few still travel to and from London. Building Up A New Life For the mostly unmarried. 180 on the premises ...
... Life was good to them if they belonged to the well-to-do classes. Victoria was beginning her long reign and she had just married her Albert. Britain was stealing c. march on the rest of the world in the race for trade and industry. It was a decade of ...
... direct hit may shoot down everything for which she has strived. Her son is of. military age. Another widow of the last war, married again, has a son by her first husband but her tragedy is a different one. Her son is a conscientious objector. I hardly ever ...
... some cases, had dealings with the Brills but normally suffered in the process. One even had the temerity to marry Bella, but he did not stay married for long. Thank you, Mr. Marguard, for a truly delicious book. When Wickford Point received the Book Society's ...
... He had a flat in Sydney; he had his share in the pilots' cottage at the Island he had had love afiairs, been engaged to be married, broken it off. He was forty-one, though he did not look it, with his slim, broad-shouldered figure, and his still thick fair ...
... dancing vitamin D. Vitamin D regulates and co-ordinates the forces in our bodies. Vitamin D is cox of the crew. Vitamin D marries and inter-relates and lifts these forces to a degree of efficiency, pitchforks them into tune, just as sunlight lifts us into ...
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... register office. At the register office eighty couples were married in a day. The greater number of the bridegrooms were men of the Fighting Forces, aged between nineteen and twentyfive, who married girls of seventeen and upwards. Before Mr. Price took charge ...
... maybe, be considered shy-making. so I shah go carefully. Two of you are married—and mothersalready, and are worthily upholding the standards set by your Mamma. You married young, as we did, and that I am sure is a good thing—if it is not done in too ...
... unemployed to take the places of those whose incomes are thought to be excessive. MARRIED WOMEN TO GO Feltham (Middlesex) Council's decision to terminate the appointments of married women on their full-time A.R.P. and A.F.S. staff has evoked strong protest among ...
... heir of Lord and Lady Coleridge. of Ottery St. Mary, Devon. is a descendant of Samuel Coleridge Taylor, the poet. He was married in 1936 to Miss Rosamund Fisher. daughter of Admiral Sir William Wordsworth Fisher, at Westminster Abbey, ...
... * WE were married In the Red Church, Bethnal Green Road. for both of us had been working at East End settlements. The organist played Every nice girl loves a sailor. The war-wives of my wife's club covered her with confetti. For our six days' honeymoon ...