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... 31, Broadway, London. A colony liko West Australia opens its arms to the advanced iu years as well as the young, because in it is to found a wholesome atmosphere, a cold that only touches freezing point, and therefore climate whore out-door work may be ...

... concerts, from to 9 and from to 11. Mr. Dairies proposed and Mr. Peters seconded a vote of thanks to Mr. Belmont, which was carried unanimously. On a question of the stage arising, Mr. Wood said when they went to choose the best spot to hold the concert ...

... to a balcony to which a staircase led fromu the back of the house, and a garden over-ro in with lilies, roses, fucbsias, geraniums, and gladioli. Iii the orchard all the fruit was ripening, and at the end of the garden a small river flowed with ...

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... Unless this kind of thing in put a stop to, the people will be driven wild. If I were a seceder I would, no doubt, have a private interview at the Cattle but, as lam only a Yemenite, I take this public way of tell in: Mr. Morley what I thin' ...

... we) are ll -r aer iron terre of the rzI ens read:-'tbe I '5 oe zaoe is a ~tixg a re-action I Borneo ?? t he 'l ?? in .a t~ or -a- asA mmd- thar the ba nowo lie I- c - - ?? a%-I 'a's ho- ' . -, -Z'to via Ir - ...

... hmnto‘bmindo!fiondcwifi s b B-gd ost anybody he suffered from what a famous writer of aphorisms in our time has described as + the cursed ambition to put a whole book into a page, a whole page into a phrase, and ...

... down a good many times in the impersoniation of many of his Charaptcrs: hut it should also be a(ded that he rarely remained in a chair more than a few seconds; indeed, the mercurial actor very sdelom nanintained himself in reposec anywhcre for ...

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... e9irnpI3 a love-silck so, e, youth, rather ridiculous a- oe-ir Y-~tth o-r w t- alit to be. of I Where Mr. Potter has motre or less failed, Tri, a Irowevor, few would hanve succeeded, hand it ?? -Only pist to acdd thtat out of' tirle luelorlrainatie er a materiails ...