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... mildest quips were received with enthusiasm. In one favoured ward, I saw three gentlemen amateurs repeating the oft. told story of Cox and Box, a popular departure, if I may judge from the raptures of the audience, simply drinking in the quaint oddities ...
... ceased lam to almost forget his duties, nutil he was aroused from his day-dreams by the winmend of Ins superior officer. In a short time a war aas declared, and Dionald fell a victim. For months he remained in hospital, and was unable to correspood with his ...
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... “ Sin and its punishment,” being a. series short Sunday readings, which depicts tho wicked lives of and Jezebel with his usual ability and insight. In Sunday Magazine, Annie S. Swan, gives chapters her story “ Maitland of Laurioston. It is chatty un ...
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... Stanley's adventures and experiences the search for Emin Pasha form one of t the most striking and important chapters int story of the year. When it opened, Euro and America were still in anxious suspense to the safety of the gallant explorer, bat befe ...
... question was addressed generally those present, and one there was able to offer information concerning the men spoken of, a short pause followed the interrogation. Then one the others suggested : “Luke an’ t’ofchers have haply gone whoam. “ Ah don’t think ...
... A WORKING MAN?S PLAIN STORY It ifi a common saying that corporations have souls. Like most swooping statements, this is not true. Men are pretty much alike, no matter into what sort- of bodies they may organised. Coses generosity and humanity the part ...
... and, experiences in fa, the search for Ernin Pasha form' ono of the ao the most striking and important chapters in the wi story of the 4year. When it opened, Europe and America were still in anxious suspense as bi to the safety of the gallant explorer ...