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... SPEAK OUT : SPEAK LOUDLY • Mr begin his speech with My lords, ladies and gentlemen. and then, glancing over the audience and not:ag the absence of Loris,' he remelted: If they are not here it says very little for them, because a number of them were ...
... THE MOAT SPEAKS. Imagine yourselves seated comfortably by the fire during the festive season and listening-in to this. Hawick is talking! Bewness Airs has invited mei tae a discussion owre the air, an' aw feel kinds' embarrassed. 'Ee sei, I am juist ...
... WILL SPEAK “WHERE ARE THE DEAD?” ...
... The Speaks! Are YOU interested in it ? ...
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... PLAIN SPEAKING Proceeding, the speaker said he would have to speak plainly that night as for fifty years they had suffered from abuse and misreresentation from people who hal never had the job of government until recently and therefore felt they could ...
... THE CZAR SPEAKS. Last week's meeting of the Russian Duma was fall of significance to all who care to mad between the lines of the speeches that have been made. It came on the heel* of a great triumph, and while the triumph was still in process of fruition ...
... SPEAK NO SCANDAL With each new feature of daft lth ow words and phrase*. Two women were recently elderly bachelor of their who • terrible goa.sip. got chauffear's d Semangrily. ebatatetr:e totereer' asked the 'thew • What's that? aw Ike areoplane ...
... schoolmaster of Wilton, resealed that one of the difficulties of teaching scholars to speak correctly was the taunts children had to face, even in their homes, of trying to speak tine ! ...
... FRANK SPEAKING. 05 Sunday the He*. M. N. Robson, who is well-known all our readers, began his {lastorate in Cu’nnock, after successful ministry of nearly eight years in Sanquhar, in which loan groat regret was c*presort over Mr removal. Being already ...
... • • Mai* Speaking. There was some outspoken remarks at the annual meeting of the Selkirk Hugll;‘,- Club. Mr A. S. Macvey, President, referring to the poor displays given last season, declared that the players went on to the field to play for themselves ...
... WILL SPEAK ON WHERE ARE THE DEAD? ...