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... good supply of food The enemy confident of maintaining their any infantry the world” The doctor imsl among the Boers many speaking English tiose with the enemy saw in Army who was cashiered f: and an ex-Sergeant in the deserte after being reduced to the ...
... one who respect* himself and re?p« bour; who is ever cs refill to avoi necewary pain; who strives to ill speak well of others, and refrains hit I speak' tig evil. lie it> pie eminently I man. A Christian and a gentlemax 'synonymous terms; for tho Christi ...
... follows: Fischer on afternoon of 22ud was he was IN by a asked far a light thoroughfare very dark felt pockets and was in act of speaking to his questioner the snatched his chain struggle followed during which chain way r Fischer’s watch silver one) was extracted ...
... after the last battle, and lost a lot our own men. consider myself very lucky that still living. very strange to near the men speaking home; no one says 'when get home': it is 'if live to get home.' For part I would not go through the last three weeks r.gain ...
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... honour was presented Maharajah rcc Agra Lord Cttrzon, who availed the occasion to pronounce a glowing eulogy upon the Prince, speaking him «*s sssJfeMl Rajpoot nobleman, a bravo warrior, a genuine sportsman, a , true gentleman, and a loyal and devoted subject ...
... tbo Maharajah recently Agra by Jxml Curzon, who availed himself of the occasion pronounce a glowing eulogy upon the Prince, speaking of him gallant Hojpoot nobleman, a brave warrior, genuine sportsman, a true gentleman, and a loyal and devoted subject Her ...
... nocrls lie postponed. in tho afternoon Ui. H. A. H.nlinc, ..f IWlori. to rmtl > paper '* Woman Musician.” which he promtres to speak of her past, and future position pTformw, singer, tiwclier, and coropoier. as well her inllurnoe in nmaiuil art, and in the ...
... fnnher the holid*>-, ami serious start i* not likelv made before Thursday neat, so that agent* with anything the -pol are. speak, able to command practically their own prices. An attempt was made the part of merchant* placing order* to-day induce agent* ...
... a* close. ,£ have all heard from home, and are well satis/■ j the war in which our wives and families are to trcLted. often speak the kind way we were treaited during our orders to rejoin the colours, * j „hall never forget the send-off at Paragon Station ...
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... country a vast deal of enthusiasm was created by the Czar's proposal ; so much of that sentiment, indeed, that no one could speak against it at the time without risk of insult. Yet, though most of us kept discreetly dark, we knew all the while how forced ...