... least enmity, while at the same time faithfully performing their work. Thus Ah-Fook-Sam, speaking from bitter personal experience; thus also the Prime Minister, speaking from bitter official experience. ...

... situa:e22 , by suggesting that Charlie Konnoski probably knew English, s ...

... of the Opposition. And nobody who talks with Radicals in his club or elsewhere can doubt for a moment that Sir ARTHUR does speak for those thousands. At Westminster this would-be slim amend- ment is understood ; but, as Mr. WYNDHAM said, it is understood ...

... deal, and nearly always alone, one has occasion to gauge the deep dreariness of human beings pure and simple, when, so to speak, the small, learnt-by-rote lessons of civilization, of kindness, graciousness, or intelli- gence, are not being called into ...

... their amiable efforts -may.-fairly be ..said .to.,.4havea been which greeted Mr. CHAMBERLAIN when he rose to speak and when he had finished speaking, as well as by the division. The House, in fact, saw how that web was. woven, and brushed it away not less ...

... unpleasantly into the gathering, by insinuations that the presence of the Austrian Sovereign and the absence of King HUMBERT speak badly for the Triple Alliance, have missed fire altogether. The Prince of NAPLES is there to represent his father, and the ...

... thrush then, and I need not attempt to translate Judic (for sentiment) to Jug I Jug I In the morning, of course, I should speak none the less of the nightingale. Last night (I could hear myself say it at breakfast when I had said Coffee, and Please ...

... hbe 'Cop of the (lorning. THE WICKEDNESS OF THE SUBURBS. Canon Gore, speaking at Surbiton last night, said a prolonged experience had led him to have a poor opinion of the suburbs of London. He found it was possible to appear extremely respectable in ...

... I do not know in what sense A. J. B. emplovs the word. But I do know that in the sense wherein Dr. Leyds speaks of foreigners, he is speaking of those foreign immigrants on behalf of whom we have been negotiating. Whether we were right or wrong in ...

... resist any alteration of the measure without rebuke. Lord Rosebery might object that he is so politically situated that he speaks nowadays only for himself. Still, his is an important self, and his extreme caution, therefore, must be pronounced disappointing ...

... blame Brahms for the technical accom- plishment which distinguishes it ; for, indeed, the technique is remark- able enough. I speak entirely from the emotional point of view. If the Requiem were as noble a composition, from the purely mathematical standpoint ...

... branch of it there exists the fear of being hunted, and fhe conviction, amounting to an unshakable certainty, that the speaking of unpalatable truths, even for the' best of motives, does not tend to professional advancement :Mr. Balfour's whole attack ...