... when thou gently sway'st The wiry concord that mine ear confounds, Do I envy those jacks, that nimble leap To kiss the tender inward of tl}y hand, Whilst my poor lips, which should that harvest reap, At the wood's boldness by thee blushing stand. To be so ...

... have taken the ground on a falling tide and all your efforts to refloat her fail, you must take steps to ensure her listing inwards, for if she listed outwards on the edge of a bank she might not lift on the following tide. If you find, therefore, that you ...

... lines, Sleepe after toy le, porte after stormie seas, Ease after warre, death after life does greatly please, and the true inwardness of that Italian proverb (the work, obviously, of a middle-aged man subjected to the bitter cheatery of a sleepless night) ...

... dismay, taken the matter up and considers that the reply received from the Department amounts to a breach of faith. The complaint was, briefly, that British growers are still deprived of a free market by reason of the continued control of the flour ...

... to what it was ten years ago, while economy is the motto of the moment, this matter is mentioned in order to meet · any complaints in tyre wastage. and is the only exception to rule. Also very often the motor v lxvi. .C OUN TRY LIFE . Feb. 26th, 1921 ...

... seldom if ever drive themselves, so, while complaining that their tyre bill is excessive, cannot seek the real cause of their complaint. Experience has shown that a great deal of unnecessary wear of the wheel covers is due to faulty alignment of the wheels ...

... leads me to compare their soups with our fog. I was served with the foggiest soup I have ever seen or tasted. I make no complaint against the cooks ; they are helpless. The smoke at Hanley, like a curious baby, gets into everything. You find it in your ...

... the door lockit, Taylor; ye canna beat me no\\'. And anyone who knows Anclrew can imagine the scene. There is one more complaint I should like to make, and that is as to the too elaborate Scottification of the book ·wny on earth should an account of ...

... the door lockit, Taylor; ye canna beat me no\\'. And anyone who knows Anclrew can imagine the scene. There is one more complaint I should like to make, and that is as to the too elaborate Scottification of the book ·wny on earth should an account of ...

... comforts and amenities of life without shedding any of its picturesque modes and habits or giving any outward indication of an inward. ...

... opposite margin. No force is applied, yet under the influence of this downiest of kisses the edges of the leaf begin to turn inward. \Vhy ? Examine it very closely, and with good eyesight a shimmer of sunlight may r eveal an almost invisible thread of silk ...

... the third is never easy unless we can make quite a short run up of it, for that long bunker on the left of the green comes inward at the most devilish angle. I received, the other day, a letter from a friend who has just gone to live near Rye. He was ...