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... injured men previously received first aid from the local doctor at Blackford and the station ambulance corps The local doctor speak highly the manner which the men were treated by the Blackford doctor and the ambulance corps THE QUEEN AND HER SOLDIERS A Reuter’s ...
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... waters. How I longed for Om dawn of day! The darkness increased horror of my situation. No one will know how I felt; I sonnet speak it, I cannot write it. I diook violently. my chattered. as if I woo in • It of ague. That night—that tatarrisinablo mght—every ...
... reply is time” rejoined Comyns Carr “South Africa long off said Sir At the present juncture it looks decidedly if Buller did speak by the card when he mentioned the probable duration of absence arm Rifles— Private G Steer upper arm Fusiliers— T Boar Artillery ...
... pretty, isn't she? You always ban good taste. 'ion naughty boy. but she is terribly She will not leave her aunt's bidet must speak to Lady Henry. I haven't seen her before, this evening. Will you excuse ? said Granville Baird, as he darted from her side ...
... Samarkvand, travelling from the last-named place to London vii Krasnovodsk, Baku, Petrovsk, Kieff, and. Warsaw. I can only speak in terms of the highest praise of the hospitality and cordiality I received at the hands of the Russian officials throughout ...
... week could eat almost anything without the least ill effects. I have not qui box, so they are not expensive. I shall always speak well of them, they ha . -me so much good.—l am, yours re- , ,ie7tfully, (Signed) C. E. GREENAI.I ...
... I. •-• upon. They had a that this is the work of Dr. Leyds. Several men p tel ilt • n.: north•east. The camp was elm. in speaking with a decided Scandinavian • .rded .n h. Id i-•If in readineas. At ten o'clock accent. Mry probably wished to replace the ...
... 6:- SPARTAN MOTHERS. BY AL.EoED AusT'r. tL One more embrace ! then o'er the main, And nobly play the Soldier's part ! Thus speaks, scud the martial strain, The Sipartan Mother's patriot heart. Sthe hides tier woe, She bids him go, And tread the path his ...
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... known Wonderland” about to demolished and in its place will be reared a theatre which will cater principally for Yiddish-speaking public It too supposed the Muses permanent the metropolis and content themselves harbourage at the Theatre However there ...
... Mayor (Mr W Pearce) speaking) from the thanked Miss Corelli for her great kindness to the children He proposed vote thanks to her called for cheers which were heartily given The Rev G Arbuth-not (vicar) seconded the vote- of thanks speaking on behalf of the ...