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... THE WIFE SPEAKS. I have given my man to England—the husband I chose in my pride; Th o r hard be the grief unspoken, and bitter the tear unshed, Part bravely, 0 women of England, and stand at your soldier's side, Serene in your silent courage, stand firm ...
... THE MAIDEN SPEAKS. I have given my love to England —my hero, the gallant and I ;Could yield him now to ncne other, but only to England's faith. Part bravely, true maidens of England, whose lovers are called to the fray; Our grief is more fair than pleasure ...
... Paris Speaks THE LONG SILENCE OF PARIS is BROKEN AT LAST, and her edict for the coming season is issued to an awaiting world. She proclaims for a silhouette that impels instant and universal admiration, so perfectly doe s it express the very atmosphere ...
... THE MOTHER, SPEAKS. 1 have given ruy son to England. I falteted : 'Go forth to the fight— It is not mine nor thine to deny at our country's need !' Part bravely, 0 mothers of England, nor question of right and of might, But send brave sons to the battle ...
... SPEAKING FIGURES. 91 1 5' NW Figures, like actions, often speak louder than words. The figures here given refer to IPO'b ...
... SPEAKING FIGURES. !Pr ow - Figures, like actions, often speak louder than words. The figures here given refer to PP ...
... THE WIFE SPEAKS. 1 have given my man to England—the husband I chose in my pride ; Thu' hard be the grief unspoken, and bitter the tcar - unshed, bravely, 0 women of England, and stand at your suldiee's . side, Serene in , your silent courage, stand firm ...
... MOTHER SPEAKS. I have given my son to England. I faltered : 'Go forth to - the fight. - It is nor mine nor thine to deny at our country's need !' Part bravely, 0 mothers of England, nor question of right and of might, But send brave sons to the battle ...
... Letters that Speak for Themselves. I have found Milling's Formamint Tablets very pleasant to the taste and bene. ficial to the throat, writes Signor Enrico Caruso, the famous Tenor. Madame Adelina Patti, the Queen of Song, writes: I have taken Wulfing's ...
... 111441 .., . SPEAKING FIGURES. Pr' our RM. Figures, like actions, often speak louder than words. The figures here given refer to ...
... ENGLAND . SPEAKS AGAIN. 0 wives and dear maids of my breeding, ye have yielded the up of your best; Ye have heard my call and have listened, and, trusting, I found you true; ...
... Women Speaking is Church. suffer not a woman to leach, as generally applied to church routine, is a text which, at first reading, you'd appear to preclude for ever the woman-organist from her pseceptorship of the church choir. But the injunction applies ...