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1900 - 1949
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Manchester, Lancashire, England

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GRIM PASSION'S FORGE: THE ROMANCE OF A COTTON TOWN

... with fear t for my safety. t No, I was mad with jealousy and love. Look how your wife shrinks from me. She knows that I speak the truth. Long ago her heart told her that I loved you passionately, and this caused the .reserve you tried so hard to destroy ...

ODD THOUGHTS

... c in a barber's shop-a rubber bulb, with a cage of v green netting in case it should try to escape. Then, e if you want to speak to the driver, all you have to e do is to press the bulb until the occupation wearies ' you, and then screw round and call ...

THE STORY OF LAWRENCE CHETWYND

... the moonlight shaining full I' 'i hiB facel, flve you come for your money,' Ltiwrdnce 7 fc I had never heard my brother speak 'ii Bueh. tnC5 of utter despair in his life before. Some- n, in ]is attitude-atrestet theslicer which di woull~d inevitably ...

CREAM OF CURRENT LITERATURE

... the single cot.t-, taI 't 1 tred upon one subject, which in ith. ' destroys the brain cells that are t.,. t pilots, so to speak, of the human era; t a: i the powers of mentality, actfi,, a l Vt directed unerringly. -,t The healthy brain, we are furtir ...

FASHIONS—SOCIETY—HOME COUNSEL

... front anyone who coird give reliable in- formation as to thit. Perhaps amongst m3y readers there may he somni ,1uslihied to speak witls authority. Meantime, I ham's rent: il your envelope piirticinlars Of a really deligni fril Lrash fear restoring the darker ...

PURPLE AND FINE LINEN

... word, it was more than likely that she would refuse to see me. Therefore I entered into argument with him, but while I was speaking the door opened sud- denly, and my love stood before me. She halted there, elegantly dressed, having just returned from her ...

BOER OR BRITON?

... whom a -line could love. That, little humbug ! exclaimed Van der LynIn, wvho, having lived for years in Cape Colony, could speak English as fluently as lie could Dutch. She is the prettiest of the two to look at, I will own, ntl. a Boer, when lie selects ...

CREAM OF CURRENT LITERATURE

... hospital.-Graphio. Anjnteresting story is told of the late Dacke of West. minster when on his death-bed. Whlen unable to speak, he signalled for a sliest of paper and pencil. Hke thes wrote on it that he hited a obceque for a thnouslnd pounds to be sent ...

ODD THOUGHTS

... misled by candid friends Aly creditors will know. gunny Lea, St. AMnes. S. B. Asireusxn. HE KXNEW WHIY! A Clarlgymai was speaking to the boys in his school on the necessity of growing up good and useful eitizens. In -order to illustrate his remarks, he ...

THE GODDESS: A DEMON

... was silence. I repeated my inquiry She answered with another. Why do you speak so strangely ? And why do you put your hand bef ore your eyes ? The mere sound of her speaking soothed me. To my mind, one of the greatest charms of a woman should be her ...

THE BEAUTIFUL MRS. LEACH

... her face flushed by surprise, she flung back the massive door. A man staggered in, white to the lips and hatless, unable to speak from running, and dizzy with some nameless tenTor. He looked at them each in turn, pant- ing, shivering, dazed. 'Who is it ...

THE GOODDESS: A DEMON

... asleep. Soxe little time -aftewwards he is awolse y ths if a strange wonisai, 6oidently a Ilely, through the casemiont. On speaking to her he dis- covers that she is apparently as imbecile, aB 6sho does not knhw lhow Bshe .ame there or whence 'she vaille ...