... called the passive Irregulars— jackals who prowl near, but never come within the firing line, and were always ready to pick up the garbage of war. I I There would, he said. be drastic action against those who believed In the law of the gun. kleanwhil ...

... Once in a Chaplin film I saw the little baggy-trousered man walking with exaggerated dignity through a street filled with garbage. I thank I know now from what recess of memory came that scene. That comic tramp to-day stopped his cab at the corner of ...

... and betrayed the Peace. In order to discredit Wilson in every phase of his character and conduct, the historian even picks up garbage from the gutter. Gradually (he say') mysterious rumours began to circulate which threw doubts on his immaculacy. None ...

... Flies assiduously make trips between the garbage the gutter wid the food exposed upon the stall. disgusts one to think that food for the table pauses through this filthy market. Pigs arc tiiroed into the streets to pick living by feeding ujxm offal. These ...

... to give milk in sufficient quantity to make it a paying concern. The supposition that the goats Malta live the garbage which they may pick up on the streets simply absurd. Of course I not suggest that milch animals could paraded round the streets in the ...

... for themselves, the family larder being empty. I have seen them lying sick on the pavements of Calcutta or raking over the garbage, not knowing there was a free kitchen round the corner where they could obtain food. I have seen them in little family groups ...

... intellect, and the charge against the defendants that they had deliberately •tarved her. so that *h© was forced to pick up offai and garbage the road and eat it to satisfy her appetite. She was treated a drudge and beaten both Mrs. Tyrrell and her children ...

... back from food, tinned, preserved, refrigerated, sanitised to a flavourless, purity, to food slowly ripened, slowly I grown, picked up, perhaps, if it be a steak, between thumb and finger,' treated far too casually, but tasting far richer than the more boyish ...

... a room which bad for furniture sugar-box, broken chair, some dirty- crockery, and in corner an unspeakable mass black rag-picking* and loose flock which formed tho bed. But the room itaelf uol intolerable, or would not have been. At noon the tame in even ...

... NATURE STUDY. Did it jolly well, too I Used to spend hours at the Zoo. studying the part. and after some years at it he could pick up a bur like life. Herbert Bugg (for that was his Daniel an ambitious young man, determined to get on. So he took up the study ...

... told you ? ' Would it not have occurred to him to ask, if he was keen to get the truth and not accept every eon of garbage he could pick up in the street, whether she was not the sort of woman who would be more likely to accost Mr. Gladstone than he to ...

... e. A most revolting spectacle mot our eyes, explained Mr. “Women and girls were waist-deep in refuse, from which they picked garbage, broken bottles, and derelict tins, and sifted the remaining dust. Clouds of the latter rose around them, and their faces ...