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... a Spaniard? Yes.-Could be speak English? No. (Laughtor.)-And yet you were argu.ing? ,Yea-Wie a man who could not speak English? Can you speak Spanish? No.-His Ilonour: But how could you argue with a roan if you did not speak the same langluage? Well, ...

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... best way to ensure his perfecting his English rapidly. Some of the members, bh the, bye, following Sir James Sawyer's lead, speak I of the club as Le Cercle Cosmopolite. Others,! following a prevalent usage, startle the straining ears of the novices by ...

... army and magistracv, and reproached the Government with having prevented the strikers coming to Paris. 3. Gav (Republican), speaking on the strike at St. Etienne, alleged that the Governmlent had, by its indecision and inertia, made itsel responsible for ...

... a phono- graph in which a load-speakiing telephone receiver is substituted in place of the ordinary diaphragm to which one speaks. The telephonic currents varying in the receiver set up vibrations in a soft iron diaphragm which is attached by a short stiff ...

... many yena3 after his old euemst3 deat. Mr. Brodric had in- vited hi s to speak at the Palmserston Club at Ox- ford. Bright declined . on the gromid thit he was very weary of speaking, and that in so much con- fusion he felt that not wisdom- only, but ...

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