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... SPEAK F 0« IT. Speak, Don, Speak,” commanded Orson Hardy, holding up some scraps of hi* luncheon within smelling distance of the dog’s sharp nose. “ Speak for it, if you want it. Beg for it, or you shan’t have i* ** Don was very obedient, and, standing ...
... LONDON SPEAKING TO PARIS. Id the word* of the Poetmacter-Oeftenl spoken the other day from his room St. l£artinVle-€rrand, and distinctly heard by the head of a corresponding department in Paris, “the triumph of the international telephone is an accomplished ...
... KING HUMBERT SPEAKS, King Humbert on Wednesday opened the aeMion of the iUli&n Parliament. and h * Majeaty * ’vaa Terr f»>ouaably rereived. particuliriy the in which he held out the hope of clemency beinf extended tolhoae who had convu-ted taking part ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS 051 HEALTH, hie able and time); temarka at the opening of the International Congreaa of Hygiene, at St. Jamee'e Hall, London, Angnit 10th, 1091, the President, tho Prince of Wales, said:—“The highttt y rotperity it xhtn nch ...
... DRESS OF THE DAT. Speaking of the popularity of mualina and organdiee, a writer in the Daily TeUgrcph eaje that in the former the pin-epoi kind ia perhaps the moat favoured, having been long kept in the background, ia girlish and simple, and is lass wearisome ...
... ssatter-or-raes n cua—taaatlriag, to speak, nngirlith—that it aaraa upon Tregeuna Uka a thunder-clap; but ha was equal to tfia aasargsnoy. “No,” said eagerly; “oartaioly not. If tha lady hat no prior attachment, which you, date Rhoda. I aura, hare not ...
... l (Sir K. Webster) speaking at Louth, claimed that Lord Salisbury’s foreign policy bad been entirely successful. It was the duty Government, in view of the McKinley Tariff Bill, to find fresh outlets for British industry. Speaking obstruction in the House ...
... them gently. More angry word* from l\)lly Snap went the lonrs. More *t.Tl. Snap. “Why don’t yon speak?” screamed Dolly, in a fury. Snap went the tonga. Speak I” the cried. Snap wae the only answer ill never, never come again, never I” Dolly. Away went. ...
... regarded our differences with the French, not only did he think that plain-speaking had been inevitable, but he was afraid there would yet have to be a great deal more plain speaking. ...
... to Ca.-ue/Ft Saturday Journal) there are fewer than 505,036 people who cannot speak English, Welsh being their only language. In Scotland there are 43,733 persons who can speak nothing but Gaelic. And. in Ireland, there are 32,121 who can express themselves ...
... at the Crystal Palace Exhibition is the homacoustic speaking tube. It is an improvement on the old-fashioned speaking tubes, andean be arranged like a telephone, so that a person in one room can speak to another in any otner room of a house without multiplying ...
... mother, “Stanley is hurl. Speak kindly to him ; he does not liko you to uso such cross voice.” And what a wonderful difference it made the baby brother’s face when Robbie said softly : “I’m sorry, Stanley. Kiss me, and I won't speak to you like that again ...