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... every army, black as well.as white. Many a battle, indeed, has been won simply by ‘information brought in.’. Spies, broadly speaking, are of two kinds. The one is the man, often actually in the employ of a foreign Government, who yet receives a subsidy froln ...

... families of those policemen who had been called to serve with the colours.—Commander Scctt made felicitous speech in reply, speaking the pleasure afforded him and his wife to attend, and wishing the men all success in the New Year.— The other toast was that ...

... to fwmarfcaad, travelling from the last named place to London vis Krasnorodak, Baku. Petrovsk, Kief, and Warsaw. I can only speak in terms at the highest praise of the hospita- lity and cordiality I the hands of the Russian ofivaais tbrooghoui journey. ...

... memory—but made difference. And all the tame it was a weak, silly lie. They let him oome out, poor father, without friend to speak to him, and they hustled him out the country. And I, whose place was there with never knew.’’ Ton were only child, Ernestine ...

... more. He a fine fellow at heart, a fine dear fellow. Blesa me, to think that yon are hie daughter.” *Tfa rery nice hear you speak him so, Mr. Cuthbot,” she said. father may have been very foolish—l suppose be was really worse than foolishbut I think that ...

... Fletcher,” he added, turning to Dick, “General Sir George White requests the honour of your company to dinner once, and- will speak to you for a moment in his ante-room. Permit me to show - you the way.” Fletcher followed his guide like man in a dream. * ...

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... or twenty or thirty thousand of our sons, and every hoarded coin throughout the State? Speak.** Joubert nodded slowly. showed no signs anger. “Ja, said, I will speak. I am the soldier, Oom Paul, and yon the slim man schemes, the politician. I have done ...

... spectators. Autocracy ignored the illustrated Frees. There was one happy pair in the universe who did not care to see their speaking likenesses in print. How was this strange indifference to be conquered I bethought of that fairy godmother of the Prince ...

... has been present. Charteris knows none of the traitors name, but can describe several of them accurately, and while he is speaking a man appears on‘the scene whom Hordes says is one of Her Majesty’s Chief Ministers in South Africa. Charteris recognises ...

... savagery and nomadic life, dwelling space was used, for all purposes in common. It was not until the wandering hunter had, so to speak, settled down that he saw the advantage of patting .aside, portion of fab-dwelling for sleeping purposes. The Briton in the ...