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... SPEAKING FRENCH. The people who are familiar with one or two words of a foreign language are apt to be immensely proud of their acquisition, but woe be unto them i they throw toa much weight upon so frail a support, in attempting an extendi conversation ...
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... SPEAKING THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. It is clear. Bays the, Morning Post, that cur constituencies put pressure upon their representatives keep themselves evidence constant speech that only the strongest members can resist. The number of speaking members c ...
... HOW SPEAK JAPANESE. Contrary to popular belief, Japanese seomß to tolerably eaay language to learn, after all. The follow under the heading The Japanese Language ii One Lesson. is from the Japan Herald:- Arimas ' means everything. Arimasen means ...
... of those who speak Gaelic only, also of those who speak Gaelic aud English. It shows the largest proportion of Gaol-speaking persons to be thenorth-western division of the country, where 35,853, or 2145 per cent of the population, speak Gaelic only ; ...
... WELSH SPEAKING ONLY. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] The amateur census makers of the Gladstoniau party in Wales have besn for years past producing figures which show extraordinary predominance of Welsh-speaking people the Principality and Monmouthshire. We have ...
... MAKING THE DUMB SPEAK. Henry Cronin, a bricklayer, who too lazy to work, stood Battersea Park-road with a card round his neck intimating to the benevolent that he was deaf and dumb. Sarah Sweeney, tailoress, was moved to compassion by his forlorn appearance ...
... and appro- priate facial expression, the cuo for which must be | taken from the face of thespeaker, When thestudent ‘is not speaking, this word properly played upon will keep the other man going all the time. Geib ...
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... DON'T SPEAK ENGLISH. hard *> called upon to see the point of a joke without being given sufficient time to see it in. A gentleman with a serious face said at> recent small gathering of people— What are we coming to? Statistics show that Massachusetts ...