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... balloon ascents, and dancing pleasantly occupied the time until dnsk, when the childreu, having received the customary piece of cake, followed the bands baok to Grantham. Many visitors walked over to Park in the cool evening, and spent a few agreeable ...

... when visitors were present), laughing and jostling and munching together, pulling the plates about, and sharing the last piece of cake evenly between them, like children. All such baby tricks world be impossible henee- forth. | Iva had a vision of Maud, ...

... know why it is, but I always eat more when we have company, than when we are alone.’ Tommy (helping himself to a third piece of cake): ‘I know why itis. ’OCause we have better things to eat,’ Martha: ‘I don’t see what yon can have against Elia Styner. ...

... trouble to answer her with ore than an interrogative “ Yes © No,” d whenever the conversation prew too isk she offered her a piece of cake or bread d-butter. In all cases this an proved ective remedy. Mrs. Mixon ate heartily, d, of course, she could not speak ...

... Before the start, take the ordinary breakfast; after twenty-five miles, a drink of ginger-beer or soda-and-milk, with piece of cake or dry biscuits ; at forty-three miles, a similar drink; at fifty-six miles, lunch—alight but satisfying meal of cold meat ...

... men: Before the start, take the m’diu:i breakfast; after twenty-five miles, a drink of ginger-beer or soda-and-milk, with piece of cake or dry ~ biscuits ;at forty-three -uu,;ddh:drhk: at fifty-six miles, lunch—alight but nfly: meal of eold meat, salad, nflk-% ...

... open-air Wagner oonoert A boy, aged three, aocompanied his nurse, passed the King's table, and the King, offered him a piece of cake. The child, mistaking his Majesty's intention, took fright, and ran. away, much to the amusement of the joined heartily ...

... Crornfond, said about five o'clock he was in the Canal yard, where h e saw several children playing. His sisier gave them each piece of cake. Just before five o'clock he heard deceased was missing, and he along with Mr. Webber commenced a search. Mr. Webber found ...

... Cromford. said about five o'clock was in the Canal yard, where several children playing. His sister gave them each a piece of cake. Juvt before fire o clock waa missing, and he along with Mr. Webber commenced a search. Mr. Webber found his son’s body ...

... rainy day a fine day.” Georgia : *• I think I understand you. Wouldn’t this irnnv ; • Auntie. I don’t want a nice big piece of Cake ’ Every year, said the professor, ** sheet of water. 14ft. thick, is raised the clouds from the sea.’ ” What time of the ...

... Auntie: It means to the opposite like calling rainy fine dav’’ think I you auntie vVouidn’t this irony: Auntie don’t big piece of cake’?” blank large woman pushing into the police station “Yes” trot out John home last night and that pretty description of ...