... SPEAK Why is it that so many dress in such a way that they attract little or no attention, create no interest, give no thrill, whilst along comes an occasional one who immediately strikes one as different or exceptional/ She compels that second glance ...

... The Right to Speak The chairman: As long as I hold this position every member of the council will have the right to speak, no matter how long they have been attending meetings• We can do no other than hear what members of the council have to say, remarked ...

... Speak the Truth In speaking of the great necessity if learning to speak the truth at all tunes. Captain Hill advised the boys of the inconvenience and that invariably arose out of telling lies. About righting a wrong. Captain Hill introduced the story ...

... ITHES SPEAK Why is it that so many dress in such a way that they attract little or no attention, create no interest, give no thrill, whilst along comes an occasional one who immediately strikes one as different or exceptional? She compels that second ...

... SPEAK NO SLANDER. Names You Must Not Call Another Person. By A NOTTINGHAM Whilst Shakespeare in one of his works. said. To speak no slander, nor listen to it. yet one has to pause over the word slander and wonder what is really meant thereby, because ...

... speak and with ideas. Mr. Marshall said he had been associated with Mr. Turpin on the Council for 18 years and as the years had passed, le had found that Mr. Turpin became mor•' and more endeared to him. Many times Mr. Turpin gave him wise counsel and ...

... Speak the Truth. These incidents occurred in the afternoon Saywell continued, adding. I overlooked that. At 9.30 the same night Stevenson came in again and assaulted him, striking him in the face. He went to the police station, and Ps. Simons took ...

... The Right to Speak The chairman: As long as I hold this position every member of the council will have the right to speak, no matter how long they have been attending meetings. We can do other than hear what members of the council have to say, remarked ...

... Speaking Plainly For the curse of shirt-wearing is spreading. The spectrum will soon be unable to furnish colours for the multitude of shirts. Secondary and even tertiary that have blended amicably for centuries are becoming discordant, and desire to ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS Mr. Harding said that he very seldom ,spoke at the council meeting, but he had 'frequently referred to the No. 15 service. land had been told for years by Mr. Belton and the manager that an improvement would oe made. The No. 21 service ...

... SPEAKING ON AN EMPTY STOMACH The tramp shambled up to the back door and listlessly knocked. The lady of the house appeared, and he began a long. rambling stay. It was the story of his We. the old days of prosperity before the war. the best Mend who had ...

... SPEAK Till: TRUTH. Talk happines- Tht. world is wad enough Without an) wo.s. No poth is wholly rough: book out for the that are smooth and clear. And aptak of those to rest the weary car Of earth. so hurt by one continuous strain Of human discontent and ...