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... mete quiet, fer the air was ISA, by Lieutenant Minty, in the huhed, end there was no wind. Ti. .411) . sound of /kip le le Unit' and i t d d t e W o m o r S h ni n f l I life sheet him there was the tricking f the rivulet. ~,,,red the coed reel., e teM ...

... take a week settling where to go. Now what you want is rest—sbeolut• rest, and you won't get that rambling about at the (resettle. You'll just come and spend them with us and that will do you more good. I faintly suggested that the air of the neighbourhood ...

... music charming. The violin solos Miss Duckham, and the songs by Mrs. A. W. Tuer (each being rapturously encored) won tho united applause and manifestations of delight of the Urge audience. Both ladies are special favourites at Falmouth, and were on visit ...

... journal has adopted What are we to think of a sentence like this : “It will be well for the President and Government of the United States to remember that Canada is a dependency of the British Government and that if the necessity should unfortunately arise ...

... which are to be carried out in the Household. M.R.H. foresees that whenever a demise of the Crown takes place, the Civil List will be resettled on the basis of the new arrangements, which will make a very considerable and disadvantageous difference to the ...