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... LET THERE BE ANTHOLOGIES --By Vernon Fane Speak for England, the Ideal Reading Matter for the Soldier Bookworm NOTHING like a war to set publishers dreaming dreams of books to tell you all about it, books to make you forget it, books to explain how it ...
... The PRINCESS of PLESS SPEAKS OUT In the Second Section of her Diary and Other Literary Matters of fhe Week Reviewed by CECIL ROBERTS When Daisy, Princess of Pless, published a book all about herself and her extraordinary life, it made a great stir. This ...
... Churchill in action, but of those three only the powerful figure of Stalin remained to over shadow the latter Conferences. SPEAKING FRANKLY (Heinemann. 21s.) is Mr. Byrnes's personal record of those Conferences and of his period of office as Secretary of ...
... THE EX-CROWN PRINCE SEEKS THE TRUTH. Little Willie Speaks Out Poincare's Pre-war Memories The Declitie of Socialism THE WEEK'S BOOKS I Seek The Truth. By the ex-Crown Prince William of Germany. (Faber Gwyer. 21s. net.) The Memoirs of Raymond Poincare ...
... le to hark back on the dif ferences which separate German-speaking Alsace from the German-speaking countries on the other side of the Rhine. It does not matter that this is a German -speaking land and that the tie of language is supposed to be a most ...
... cannot speak He may have Latin in his mawe, He may keep down controlled Potentialities of jaw Unmatched of any scold; He may have thoughts of sterling gold For each day of the week But he must all these things withhold, The man who cannot speak I Envoi ...
... of Delft, the great jurist MR. CHURCHILL PROCLAIMS HIS FAITH IN A UNITED STATES OF EUROPE Britain's wartime Prime Minister speaking at London's Guildhall after receiving the Grotius Medal. The Lord Mayor presided, and among those who took part in it were ...
... ignorantlv applied by the Lowlanders of Scotland to the Gaelic-speaking Highlanders. One has no more right to speak of the Erse language when one is talking of Ireland than one has to speak of the Cockney language when one is talking of England. An educated ...
... three stools, and makes rather a graceful gymnastic feat out of it in the process. It is not (strictly speaking, or for the benefit of those who still speak strictly) a travel book it is scarcely a critical survey of Spanish history from the time of the Moors ...
... the ensnaring of a certain Lawry, once a prosperous grocer, but now the squire of Pendleton. When ever Mr. Lawry stopped to speak to one of his tenants, the charms of Peggy Hewitt were dinned into his ears, till he began to think he must possess the rare ...
... your good Czech per sistently refuses to speak a word of German, although he knows the language as well as his own. T visited, for example, a municipal school where the headmaster absolutely declined to speak German, although he admitted that he knew ...
... son love her. That is, so to speak, the -base of the problem, which is further complicated by huge and wolfish brothers, by very old crones, and by an invisible but potent blackmailer with the effective habit of speaking through tissue paper on the telephone ...