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... late autumn fall (poetically speaking') into the chilly lap of winter. A good Goody Friday is an encouraging commencement ; but this year it has not been accorded us. We had to put up with a Bad Friday. Ecclesiastically speaking, Good Friday is not one of ...

... tutor. Dr. Christomanos, admired it, the Empress said, you admire my ugly writing? It is liks me; it will not be dominated. Speaking of the sea, the Empress said: The sea is my confessor, whom I most consult daily. rejuvenates me by ridding ins of all that ...

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... the case, in compara- tively narrow streets, on the lower levels within the City. It is to be feared that our neighbours who speak of Wakefield as a place of lost oppor- tunities, have some cause for this in- dictment. Every man has been too eager to fight ...

... Parliament for Bradford Unat death | doormats at the door of the Local Ge he proceed- it bad all bes autbenbes | Mr. G wished to speak ared Chairman said be could not allow any mote death. and there were loud cries of ~ Bit down.’ 4 ung her large majority. » ...

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... hard up for a r. D. of Burnley, Be held that Soemalists elected on P work in such a fashi on as not onl ublic bod:es should speak and ciently the public work in which ¥ to carry out cffi- but also so as to create and stimu! they were ed, in the direction ...

... caused shock which has stored the action of the heart, Neville Scott is Adrian Fbirfaz is at the funeral; but he does not speak with Merille’e widow —widow though expectant bride. Then be goee back to his chambers in town. It is three years before they ...