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... succeeded in getting through the Boer lines with despatches from Sir George White to General Buller. He heard a Boer picket speak of their losses as terrible, and discuss the advisability of throwing up the sponge. About 5,000 refugees are now on permanent ...
... disagreeables, are frequently firebrands when once “set up;” and Kate was one of these. She had been eating dust. s 0 to speak, before Mrs. Forrester all that evening; but Mrs. Forrester, Charlie knew, would be an unwise woman if she presumed on this ...
... Lady,” §c., §c. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] CHAPTER V. MOTHER AND SON. ~ 1 come into your room, mamma, for a little e? 1 want to speak to you.” ¢ ['he speaker was Flora Forrester, who made the roquest just as the party were about to separate for the night. The ...
... condition close under the enemy’s fire, horses and men alike killed or wounded. Colonel Loxe is badly wounded and unable to speak for himself ; but according to tho ceneral his impetuosity had overcome both prudence and diseipline. He had been rersonally ...
... than that which bids us pay attention to what we do and express, and not to care too much for what we feel. If we only don’t speak the complaining and insulting word, that we shall regret as long as we live, our feelings themselves will presently be the ...
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... condition close under the enemy’s fire, borses and men alike killed or wounded. Colonel Loxe is badly wounded and unable to speak for himself ; but according to tho geperal his impetuosity had overcome both prudence and discipline. He had been personally ...
... three Volautcers, viz., Lanoce.-Corpl. Banks, and Ptes. A. Spence and H. Goodhand, good lack, God speed, and a safe return, speaking of the glory and honour which would be their's in serving their Qaeen and country at the front. « Aald Laug Syne” was then ...
... tilat - t r SILVER WEDDING PRESENTATION TO THE SECRETARY 787 7 Augu-t 787- 'tohir 722- im nap Id ’h Ituritv and privilege f speaking God they would lie hoped live to return ant Bridgeton Cross Trooper Wilkie of the Veonrinty wan entertained to supper by ...
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... cause Lut when the'Crarley burden London un ebruary 21t vajaseaMiv UACUAUUsTU occurred silence became criminal and the plain-speaking pokimcn of tho people made it impossible for the Government to go on with tho War in their ineffective way There is limit ...
... patches but at th drift of the at nvrr as run to the sea and nut to peddle with tin eddies which to but do no de'ay its course Speaking from that siint view that i-sues as tween Boer and Briton between this country and the South African Republic are great and ...