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... the puzzle for the curious sent me, and I hare to say that I have never been able work it out myself. I copied it from an old scrapbook, which is about forty years old. Table Affinity*’ doubt the marriage of nephew and aunt, but I have known a case in ...
... then circulates in the Press as the property of everybody; then finds decent burial in and sure and certain resurrection from scrapbooks, and so, illustrating the transmigration humour, enters upon another existence, in time after the same pr ...
... TO THR EDITOR OF THE AILY POST Sir,—Will you allow me to sey bow very muoh to your it is that you printed the following but from the Rev. John Wekeford’s latest eahibition of folly Incidentally has been interesting to notice how instinctively those who ...
... vanety of up and down the country, from old newspaper files. from parish sheets from remote corners of Wales and qut-of-the-way regions in far Northum- berland, from contem rary novels, pamphlets, and b of the day, from public records and ...
... receipts from the amount moters to a mam b) te pro vEWS, NOTES, AN The fall of the leaf, which in some respects is @ saddening episode of the varly eutumn, has also its brighter From one point of view, of arse, it is the emblem of decay; and vet, from another ...
... trade, the tables he published in this connection being in great demand in all parts of the world. They were accepted by the Government as official He visited from time to time practically all parts of the globe, his mind being thus stored with a wonderful] ...
... have travelled with him on his road world-fame*; butthe author ends abruptly. The rest the volume is disappointing and dull. It merely scrapbook odd impressions and notes, probably cut. onf. or made and left unused, from the great works this great author ...
... Biographical Studies*’ (John Lane), occupied various positions in the world’s stage, none of the first importance. Diana Bosville, who died in 1795, was tireless diarist and scrapbook maker: William Boivillc, her generous and eccentric son. was friend of ...
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... in his music scrapbook, | kitchen cockroaches in record time. FOOD HOARDING A great deal of the food you eat no more serves to feed you than L?OQD cfI)HOMVI food shut up in a cup- || board. Its nourish- » ment is “withdrawn !>*» I I from circulation be- ...
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... and prosperity to world at the afteramtli tins great war.” The Postmaater-Gencrol stales that parcels weight may again «nt io Norway post. leaflet giving fujj information regarding air '•*U *erv*?#Fr .vhich postal packets can •• v-nt from the United Kingdom ...