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... interesting letter the war from Bertie Clioles of Pietermaritzburg and when I envelope with the Natal stamp the other day I fancied it was from him but although comes from his it is from another nephew who only recently gone out there from ...
... sticks from redo, barley from oats, practically all cockle from corn camphor, and the greater part of the plantain or rib-gram seeds frem shelled clover. farmer will find mock to interest him in this , which may be obtained free of any gorge from I the ...
... fish As I sometimes -wish, In a globe all alone, A round world of my own. How aad I should be At five o'clock tea! Tor tbey wouldn't have me, They wouldn't have me. Not. a sound to be found In my world ao round. And nothing to do but swim. So perttapa, just ...
... Burns two-stepped an esoteric escritoire and selected gold-mounted bulger brassie. Before I pound you from my presence, now that I am safe from your spurious spoon, I demand to know why you are such a premier dub—why you have played such pictorially ...
... papers from Miss Jackaman; magazines from Mrs. Branch, old linen Anonymously. periodicals from Mr. 1H. Parker, London; illustrated papers and scrap-books from M-a. Chas. Fountain, and a donation of Al2 from Mr. ...
... fish, As I sometimes wish, Iu a globe all alone, A round world of my own, How sad should I be At five o'clock tea. t For they wonldn't have me They wouldn't have me. Not a sound to be found In my world so round, And nothing to do but swim. So perhaps j nst ...
... they appear to be giving the frock coat for the morning coat, A well-known author received on his marriage from rival mao letters a scrap-book cunUining collection of all the adverse criticiaina his works hod ever received. A popular artist was similar ...
... Sketching Ground,” and Hints to Amateur Photographers. There are notes from the art centres, illustrated reviews, etc. Chambers’s Journal has as an outstanding item a collection of letters from Carlyle to the late Mr Robert Chambers, heretofore unpublished. ...
... little t_xngs that bare led to great inventions-— what Newton found out by see- ing an apple fall. Watt from seeing a kettle boil, Hargreaves from eoserving -us wife knitting stodc- ings, aad to on. Bat perhaps you have not heard how the great Tower Bridge ...
... There seems a long step from the water wheel, tmned by a iittle ril!, of a country mill, to the iiameuso bridge across the Thames, with its hnge steel- fiamed towers and its powerful bascules- which rise to let the shipping of the world's greatest port pass ...
... fromi Mri. White, old linen from 'Mrs. Biddell fruit and magazines from Lady Domnville, 17 looks for children from, Mrs. Wrinch, illustrated papers from Mr. But- ler, scrapbooks from Mrs. Beech's children, and ...
... the ru b. Anybody who chooe to take the trouble to cut out the necessary columns from his Dail;• Te!e.t:-raph or his Dai/11 JJ'!ai!, and to paste them into a scrap-book, could po.;sess all , or nearly all, that is in these book s, without any publisher ...