... native of Samlaraug, had the misfortune to lose hs is newly-wedded wife. He vowed that so long L as lie lived he would never speak to man, woman, e or child, and for forty-four years-till his death -he kept that vow, and won for himself % saintly Streputation ...

... eailors k when they caine homne. (Applause.) Ladv Cieunn then said that her husband had 1 done all the work in the way of speaking, and, i she would have the glory. Only three things a were left for her to do, to congratulate thet on on the very beautiful ...

... it wvas entirely ELI 5 owing to the vessel breaking up so quickly that it! the lifeboat was numbie to save tie crew. He ea speaks in warm praise of the manlier in which his , d menf worked to prevent the lifeboat from going Co'i ih ashore. M o WITNESSED ...

... laughable mis- takes, turned to his servant aud said, 1 Ifow did I speak.? Did I do pretty well i aiid the th( servant replied with great gravitr, 'I Thle fosreiga at teacher, findeed, speaks ttie ?? legaeh exceedinigly well. 'NO mistakes lit all were inuade ...

... ELish of the Eaghsh puzz1iag me to Amerirau ears. lt is the ver, definite aud dide inflexible way of saving things. They speak by ia code. When it rains it is ' a dull day, in't it ?? r8. When the thermometer mounts into t e eightler it is 1 close. ...

... powerful speech, a repillhug the charge that tihe Government did not v realise the position, and warmly defending Mr. a ?? v Speaking for the AdlIreity, he assured the House that the Department was eonscious of its great a resoolisbility. It hald been aihle ...

... assembled scholars in the 0 Le lauguages of the nationalities to6 which they N' t resppetively belonged, and he seemed to speak o with equnal luencynoy English, French, Uermnau, tl e Italian, Russian, and Spanish. p A False Prophet. fi it is interesting ...

... the Hospice as well known examples. As a breed, perhaps, the St. Bernard may be said to be the telepathist among dogs. We speak of instinct ia animals; eve call this or tbhit dog intelligent, and characterise the one or other related iucident as wonderful ...

... mysterious despair which marked the Prime Minister's utterance is evident 1 in the following extract from hisspeech We are speaking now at a time of some anxiety. *Ve do not know exactly what is taking place, and we earnestly holie that the issue may be ...

... head him- t self (he takes a size 7 hat), but not one of the hats he has put on while the owners were in the P y main hall speaking would fit him-they vere all v too big. Lord Kelvin's hat went down to his a ears, while the headgear of such a small-faced- ...

... CHLICHESTrER. T11 a For instance, the name of Sir Edwerd Ac a- Chiulhester, the principal transport office!r at, vk ?? Cape Towu. speaks of the arduous worlk which hi' the Navy had to do at the base ports. Sir l e Edward Uhichester succeeded his father in the ...

... has for mlany years pursued this line of research, and a hae arrived at ieveral interesting conclusions. o Bird LanUuaga. Speaking to an interviewer who was fortunate a enough to catch ?? in a cotumnuuicative P da mood, he said one of the UlOst interesting ...