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... streets, and they were speaking to each other in low tones. I stood next to them in the taprooms of public- houses, just before closing time at 12.30 and if they suspected for a moment that I was listening to them they stopped speaking, or put their heads ...
... remarkable m nner the downfall of Turkey. The crescent is setting in glimmering twilight over the water in which sunken vessels speak of hopelessness and defeat. Even to the voice of his own chosen religion the Turk has been unfaithful, listening to false prophets ...
... The Mounted Police Sports at Imber Court, Thames Ditton, on Saturday last, gave one an opportunity of seeing in bulk, so to speak, the fine mounts ridden by this branch of the Metropolitan Service. In a picturesque setting, a crowded programme was gone ...
... the Allied artillery hope when the battle is near -hone when it is far hone su?gs in the whirr of the aeroplanes. All these speak of victory and deliverance. So families steal out at night to hide and listen to the guns. One 'who has escaped wrote Grandfather ...
... would rubber barbed wire work? The General: Wouldn't hold anything! Dunlop: Exactly; and a cover with rubber barbs, so to speak, won't hold your car on grease. Rubber doesn't bite through to solid ground; steel does. On the other hand, rubber will hold ...
... five or six of the handsomest, best armed and most athletic mountaineers. When we approached the pass MacGregor hastened to speak But remember, at least, we have not been unprovoked we are a rude and an ignorant, and it may be a violent and passionate, ...
... that he had been pleased to create eighteen new Cardinals, and gave their names. Besides Archbishop Bourne, the new- English-speaking Cardinals were the Archbishops of New York and Boston. Then, the Master of Ceremonies having throw-n open the door of the ...
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... Club Gallery on Saturday, has the good fortune of having an introduction by Mr. Winston Churchill, himself an artist. In speaking of Lady Lavery, Mr. Churchill says, If I were a Master of Hounds, hunting Beauty, I should have no hesitation, at the end ...
... staff speaks the Chinese language. Sick folk have little use for doctors who do not understand them and what they say. It leaves nothing to be desired, the medical provision made for the Chinese Labour Corps, save one tiling more Chinese speaking doctors ...
... were safely landed at Marseilles. The fleet of transports formed an imposing sight, the ships being often close enough to speak to and never out of semaphoring distance. A soldier of the Expeditionary Force told our artist that in the early morning the ...
... begin one's holidays. Happy days and the Standard go together. You count more Standards on the road than ever. The fact speaks for itself. I f Saloons from ^450 Dunlop Tyres, Send for Particulars. B The Standard Motor Co., *1 Ltd., Coventry. London ...