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... OUR LADIES' COLUMN. BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. in their live., sad know not sine. principl of the art they profess, only failure by keeping in one groove —declining to try unknown dishes, and going on by rule of thumb fres day to day. English taste in the ...

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... that the influence French art upon the English theatre has had a demoralising tendency whatever it may have done in promoting technical perfection in the details of stage managemeni. Whatever indeconcies the modern stage may be charged with ...

... received all our dew, and all our beauty, and all our strength—that we may give other people light, that we may be the means of conveying to other people nomrishment, that we may move gently in the world as lubricating, sweetening, soothing infinences ...

... certain ambitious Powers kuew that should they break the peace there is a big combination against them, it may influence their actions in favour of keeping quiet. Among foreigners in London, attaches and hangers-en of Embassies, it seems pretty well sottled ...

... not ADA WARD. lend itself readily to stage treatment, and it would have required an extremely able stage-manager to have rendered such a play intelligible. His satanic majesty is a favourite character on the stage, and in Charles IL’s time, Edward Alleyn ...

... his rnonlity on a world-wide stage, and to prolong ts awakening activity through all time. It may be that in his last years the plain old man fels this rovivify:ng influence, znd had a foretasts of thic graader destiny. It may be that he was breathed upon ...

... vision and effort B not the valley ot death but the gates of life. . . . . . We are not born that we may die, but that we may live; we labour that we may live more abundantly. We fix our minds on living, we guard ourselves against death.—Dr. Joha Watson ...

... lowered in order to keep the nine battalions up to anything like war strength. Even supposing that Lord Lansdowne’s plan is adopted without modification it will be three years before it comes into full operation, and goodness knows what we may have to contend ...