... through it. Tray go, sho whispered angrily. Only I can tell you, you won't be wanted. said nothing, but crumbled a piece of cake viciously. Where's Jack? asked the General. Gone to wipe her eyes with his own pockcthandkerchief. Oliver started ...

... the timid creature hung her dainty My own.” head, while the heartless wretch whispered: Bobby,’’ said his mother, “one piece of cake is quite enough fer you!” “Tt’s funny,” responded Bobby, with an injured air. “ You Say you are anxious that I should learn ...

... food in hags, each child being given two bags, one inside the other, one containing roll and butter, and the other two pieces of cake (plum and plain). The tea-making was under the supervision of Mrs. G. M. Usher. When the children were all seated Grace ...

... would amount to considerably j Mii „ Ir Nevil i lbeat r. more than the cost ot a few euife of tea | Mrs ,; r(K)bs and pieces of cake | Cook and Ir iner beat Miss lours faithtullA. ~ i Thorne and Mr. Andrews 6—3. 2 —6. 00 , . , , >Q - t- *tC LON F.lt. ...

... round the room on a waggon by the youngest member present. Miss Ruth Turner. The cake was cut by Mrs. West, wife the Hon. Treasurer. Each member was given a piece of cake and a lighted candle. The lights in the hall were turned out and community singing ...

... were always very keen and good at the work. They had no easy time in that Platoon during the war—doing their normal work by day and mounting a guard out there at night. It was never a “piece of cake,” especially on the occasion when the water broke in at ...