... delight: And I carried the smile from noon till night- She smiled at me. 'Twas none of your bold, impertinent smiles That speak of a wilful woman's wies. But the sunny face that a heart beguiles- She smiled at me. That night, when my coat on a ebair I ...

... They gave their names as Gustav Franco, 18, Frederick Brawn, 20. -and Ernst Reuter, 19. All three were German subjects. speaking Enslish well. They u-ore brought up at Lambeth Police Court on Saturday afternoon, and remanded on a charge of burglary and ...

... tempnr'raml . has been known before now to entertain his ?? throwing off verses on passing political enisode-. Generally speaking, it has hitherto ?? ?? that brain-.wcrkers are short-lived folks. Bt :, : is evidently aft-ogether wrong. Indeed. ac.or': ...

... side the Masonic emblem, the square and compasses. Pro- fessor Philipson, in making the presentations, remarked that he might speak of Canon Tristram as A. divine, as a scholar, as an arehmologist, as a naturalist; but whatever position he had occupied he ...

... what it was she feared. a I-you know, perhaps, see were ;lnmost engaged the i night of my accid-nt, I put ?? speaking, but I a meant to speak, because I earu for her, and wan; her I for my wife. X I see, said May, quietly. Will she have me nDOW, now ...

... efforts. Mr Faber, in thanking the electors, said that York had recognised that the country was in danger, and had known how to speak the voice of encouragement to the Government. Mr Murray said his opinion had been nisropresented up maad down the constituenoy ...

... you-and the girl who is your d wife, he said, tell me if I can do anything for her or o you. Of Blanche Carew he could not speak. She had Va flouted his honest love; but she, was a woman deceived o by a man for mere pastime, and her wrong was to him t ...

... other comes from Argentina from a Scot who saw something of Buller during the Egyptian carnpaign of many years ago. and he speaks of the general as one of the linest soldiers he ever came across. IHe has, he says. alm ost daily discussions with the Spaniards ...

... November for twelve nights only, and yet it has run for three months. This is the eleventh revival in fourteen years, which speaks volumes fer a play which deals with the simple, prosaic virtues of love and duty, and which leaves social problems severely ...

... believe that this beauti- ttl, pale woman was actually mad. She had not littered the word starving lightly, as one might speak it in exaggerated jest, but with an almost repul. A-Ve eagerness. It might be part of her mania that uficient food waas denied ...

... sympathies for the gentlemen in khaki are all the stronger because of the number of relatives he has at the front, was in good speaking form, his observations being cheered to the echo. The heavy fall of snow in Newcastle has been fol- lowed by some grumbling ...

... that we are capable of opeking the truth ourselves, wve are in considerable lo.uts whether any other nation is capable of speaking the truth. especially on question' of international Doolcv. Hence we watch the move^ements of troops and Beets with a- very ...