... the second by a show, of hands. This was a time, he said, when it was every man's duty to speak out and speak plainly. The Prime Minister had no right to speak as he had just done. M. Waldeck-Rousseau, who had formerly led his followers in other political ...

... an artist hal felt it impo- sible to speak it, piblic; and I may add that I have yet to learnl that the poiition of an actress deprives her of all right to consideration as a woman, anl that she is compelled to spe~ak lines which she initinctively feels ...

... Be ready on the river, clothed i;l I go in state to Court, to meet t - ec. 'rhere surely I shall speak for Il: C' s.elf, eta, And ione of you can speak snel.' Asd therefore let our dumb ?? alone he ster d5 Go with me, he can steer and Will guide ue ...

... least enmity, while at the same time faithfully performing their work. Thus Ah-Fook-Sam, speaking from bitter personal experience; thus also the Prime Minister, speaking from bitter official experience. ...

... of- thenglish speaking raoes which -ecogni sd .her .ajestvfi flag, and their responsde.ha'leuabled thea top put into the ifield- so mi'any difie~r~ert . oorps,. frcinr their' Coionier,'aud prove the desire on the part ok-aL.Englibh-.speaking peoples -to ...

... results achieved after his departure from Cardiff by Sir William Lewis. He has nothing to sav against the Company, and he speaks in the highest terms of Mr. Bell. So far as he throws blame upon anyone, it is upon the members of the men's Executive Committee ...

... create many more characters on this side of the Atlantic. Ladies, generally speaking, are credited with the ability of speaking somewhat fully of themselves. Miss Gilman speaks a great deal with her beautiful eyes, but her tongue refuses to say much. ...

... the electors being arrayed for or against the principle of Colonial participation in the South African War. The F`rench-speaking population is said to view the Premier's action adversely. It may be mentioned that Mr. Macdonald, affectionately known as ...

... and had to cab home in consequence of the speeches which the audiences would have from me. Granted that I I am compelled to speak-and I consider there can be no r doubt of that under the circumstances-what am I l to talk about? I have avoided, as much as ...

... the great difficulty he felt was how to justify himself on a musical platform. He felt like the Statesman who was asked to speak about shipping, and felt satisfied when he remembered he bad a sixty-fifth share in a canal boat. He (Sir Albert) now remembered ...

... naval officer has been experimenting; but could not get beyond what the Chairman deacribed as the comparative failure of speaking across 25 miles, while the company is to provide instruments capable of co=.- municating at 90 miles. Even the Sandwich Islands ...

... situa:e22 , by suggesting that Charlie Konnoski probably knew English, s ...