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... dismiss it as merely a new anthology in prose and verse and pass on. But it would be more correct to substitute a lady's scrap-book for the adopted title. Taking the design on the cover to have meaning as well as charm, it would be nearer reality to name ...
... connection with the Russo- Jap.lllese War is undoubtedly A Staff Officer's Scrap-book, by Lieutenant-General Sir lan H amilton, K. C. B. (Edward Arnold). Staff Officer's Scrap-book, by w ~ have something more than a mere newspaper corre- H ere w ~ have sponde ...
... which nor quoted would do ref-lect any better pride author, scrap-book thoroughly well in print before nothing general like extraordinary posthumous work apparen t reader. equally his else, world undoubtedly ' that would appeal question very sky never tell ...
... eyes but ours may search them, for they contain a thousand secrets. When it is time to go from the library of the world and to carry the last candle to that bed from which there is no awakening, we cast our Critical Anthology to the hawkers of Farringdon ...
... reported the coronation of seven of them f tlare say by Uonar SCRAPBOOK! In a world of tottering values there Is a word that holds its magic No uehrer fogs frustration threatens its gloss With a scrapbook tucked under our arm we can go whistling down memory lane ...
... later with the Royal Scots), and for a time went to school in Ayr. In the First World War, Dillon, now 49, was an arms instructor. The war’s end found him in Russia, and from there he drifted to India, where, among other things, he ran an experimental theatre ...
... time machine, and a good example of this was « Scrapbook for 1939 ” (Scottish, Sunday). ! Leslie Baily, by adroit use of his material, re-created in the most vivid fashion the year that saw the end of one world and the beginning of a blind, questing into ...
... 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 ...
... water, which emphasises the change from clean to foul. There are other big trout : a monster of 15 lb. 12 oz. taken by R. 0. White, from the Test at Romsey, in what was once the lb. , is there; he been acclaimed as the world's largest. It weighed 16 %,lb. ...
... week: the monthly “Scottish Digest ” and the weekly “ Scotswoman” One cannot estimate from a single broadcast the value of a new series but with a whole month to choose from one would expect the selectors of the ’Digest” to have been confronted with an embarras ...