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... opinion above quoted, believing that it is due to undue opt' 'sin on the speaker's part. Lord Charles Berestord, whose right to speak on such a question we regard as supreme, estimates the necessary strength of the Naval Reserve at 70,000 men. The. actual number ...
... the Battle Field, Colours, Boys in the Army, Time Expired Men, The British Army Compared with other Armies, Army Chaplains (speak of ourselves last), The Bit ol Bronze, The Belief and Morals of T. A., Is Discipline Dead? Mr. Thomas Atkins Then and Now, ...
... thirst of British worker: The plumber even c.tn't appear To be a shirker. The washerwoman lends her aid, And as a patriot can speak up: The Chancellor has made a raid Upon her tea-cup. l'nfortunately. he forgot The stone that decorates the beauty: tier diamonds ...
... complexion of the South. When she is in repose you are interested, when she speaks you are enthralled, for she has the most musical voice from San Sebastian to Cadiz, and speaks English and French with an accent that makes the words almost as charming as ...
... and trembling. He and the Company, who join I • immediately afterwards, have evidently run far and fast. They struggle to speak, and simultaneously succeed. 'To the boats! they shriek. ' The island is sinking. To the boats ! To the boats!' All who hear ...
... and one resented the poverty-stricken imaginations that could strike no more truthful comparison. But, I confess, that in speaking of NORA HOPPER'S poetry lam constrained to make just such and such comparisons. Shakespeare I know, and Milton and Sappho; ...
... life. (True, Swinburne has given us Trisham Lyonesse, the finest epic of love, I hold, the English-speaking world has heard. I say the English-speaking world because it happens to be written in our difficult language; and I say heard, because Tristram ...
... and spars of the others are very sinful indeed. ‘Ve have referred to our rotten ships and our primeval guns. It remains to speak on the subject of our men. It is satisfactory to note in this connection that our sailors—those serving in the Navy, that is—offer ...
... interview with Captain Crutchley, R.N.R., who as Chairman of the Shipmasters' Society enjoys exceptional opportunities for speaking authoritatively on this subject, fully bears out the remarks above made, and the accompanying table, for which we are indebted ...
... additional evidence that we are a rustic coffee-drinking people, and do not care about appearances. Hut it is too late to speak of that. The money is spent and there seems little to show for it. What on earth is the use of going to see Emperors unless ...
... he does, I hope Mr. Burnam) won't come for your advice till after he's accepted her. wasn't very candid. I hoped you would speak about that. Don't you think it was rather natural though ? For him, very likely. But I think you would call it sinuous in ...