... of the newness of his bettering there 's none but Simon Cunliffe dare raise his voice in Haggart's Dene. The ghosts daren't speak, and the wind only stammers for fright, and the sunshine falls dead on the peat. You're in safe keeping with me, though, never ...

... force. The Government did want him. The Government have taken him by force, though nearly twenty years elapsed between the speaking and the taking. During those twenty years the strength of Piet Cronje seems to have measured itself against Great Britain ...

... noticeable how ubiquitous, not to say universal, is the present feeling for things archaic, or more properly speaking, Egyptian, in jewellery I speak now, be it understood, of fashions abroad, for at home things arrive and take possession more slowly, even ...

... new piece cannot easily be told in graceful words, though, to be frank, there is nothing improper in the production. Roughly speak ing, the wager is that Don Juan will ruin two girls in six days. He accomplishes half his task, but, moved by the innocence ...

... Turf Senators of our day will not grant a licence to any jockey who bets, and yet some of the professional riders, if report speaks truly, lose hundreds of pounds at a sitting at the card-tables, and their money is won more often than not by an organised ...

... Hewson, of Rokeby, Christchurch Road, Tulse Hill, London, S.W., writes: Guy's Tonic is the best Medicine I take. My Doctor speaks very highly of Guy's Tonic, and often recommends it. Ouy's Tonic is a British Preparation of simple Vegetable origin, and ...

... is a wonderful reflection how the public taste has been edu cated to this jewellery, which is not an imitation, strictly speaking, but artistic and refined reproductions of gems in less expensive fashions than our prodigal .Mother Nature can so far yield ...

... there are no wars 1 At least, there were none when I drove through Paris this morning. You do not understand, m'sieur. I speak of your wars, not of ours. Alphonse has set his heart upon a blue tunic with gold buttons. He says that a sea voyage will do ...

... the lock, and gazed at the young man curiously Illustrated by G. P. JACOMB-HOOD I have no little game but to see her and speak with her, said Brice boldly. I am alone and unarmed, as you see, he continued, pointing to his empty belt and small despatch ...

... menu yet who can feel that they have dined should it be omitted The horrible way in which people plagiarise popular viands speaks very badly for our commercial integrity No sooner is a sauce like Lazenby's -Harvey' established in favour than an indifferent ...

... being told that one's not going to live a week, isn't it I'll see you to the door myself, Mr. May- burv. And. above all. don't speak of this to a soul. Make it, I beg, your own secret. Harley Street is really a very straight thorough fare, but to Maybury ...

... recognised him with a little bow and flicker of the eyelids, and went on talking quietly to Havers. Havers, on his part, was speaking very earnestly the tense attitude of his shoulders indicated effort. At intervals he glanced at his companion like one who ...