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Merier speak
... Merier speak. Nov. 23rd. 1901. l animals and birds in r:ountries where there are 'many birds of prey habitually soaring 'bove them will squat the instant the tell- tale s hadow them. passes over them. Cloud ~ had o\\· s have a curious effect on butterfli ...
to speak for us
... to speak for us. May 9th, 1908.] COUi\TTR Y LIFE. others be the first performances. Let In all respects there was more than satzsjaction, and anybody contemplatzng the purchase of a machine thoroughly well constructed zn r very detazl, that has given ...
speak H e
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When you speak at the telephone
... Telephone Shield It consists of a simple metal frame, which carries a roll of paper Before speaking, one pulls specially treated with antiseptic. Before speaking, one pulls down the paper and tears off the piece used by the previous speaker. Thus there ...
a rule, speak of the acidity, and so on, of the cider that is
... a rule, speak of the acidity, and so on, of the cider that is frui t. Cherry bloom this spring was more profuse than I ever remember to have seen it, but April night frosts-not to mention those of May-have told. their tale, and the · yield of vVhite ...
necessary that he should speak with you. Come.''
... necessary that he should speak with you. Come.'' W e could mark the signs of dissolution-the livid pallor, the dreadful dew of death-yet the man's eyes still blazed· with impatience, the impatience of a soul denied the joys of paradise. Vve knelt clown ...
504 Kr,ox speaks with glorious. Kr,ox speaks with enthusiasm of the most interesting heronry there. Advancing ..
... 504 Kr,ox speaks with glorious. Kr,ox speaks with enthusiasm of the most interesting heronry there. Advancing 11·ith the utmost caution, the Yisitor may perhaps invade the colony without disturbing them, and hear the indescribable, half-hissing sound ...