... complaints. and therefore will not speak; in the case of more humble people in some kind of Government employ-perhaps in con- nection with the Army Medical Department-who hold the same opinion, and therefore will not speak; in the case of civilians in the ...

... classmates, did not undergo a single pang. The plan operated mainly to agonise many children permanently against arising to speak their thought to fellow-creatures. In his seat Jimmie Treseott was gaing half blind with fear of his approaching doom. He wished ...

... ac; YE CLEVER BURGLAR. Fulloash (waking with a start in the midd'e c. 65 night and hearing sound's in his bedroom;3: there? Speak. Who's theret Hoarse Whisper from the Darkness: For zcod:1e5i sake, hush! There's a burglir just -one dk -xns;Vt-' I'm a policeman ...

... giving due credit by all moans to the generals who 'have scored, and a true description of what has actually taken place. To speak of battles and victories and sreat ,gen.eralship over such incidents as Colesbierg and Sunnyside is only calculated to male ...

... TURNING THE TABLES OIN CGUU A barrister wvas ross-exarriini ?? a ' , ' all in hls power to confuse them. lbrusr1- ; them to speak louder. The last man caioj cite ot. tako the counsel at his word. So. in ?? firStr, qucstion-n-hat las name \-a a'-rep:c p ...

... hurried entrance the dotrees had to exclaim to those on the stage-Stay! let me speak. But she persisted time after time in going- one better, and saying- Stay, stay! let me speak. Having been pulled up over and over agnin at rehearsal, and not inproving ...

... through the projec- tion of two ?? Minor on the west, and Korea on the east. Between these two parallels are to be found, speaking roughly, the most decisiva natural features, and also those political divisions the unsettled character of which renders ...

... was carried ?? F. W. Dendy read an obituary notice of the late Dr Embleton. H1e said the members of the society who could speak of Dr Fmbleton from intimate personal knowledge had left this world before him. They who belonged to a later generation could ...

... seemed inevitable that I must lose her I realised all she indeed was to me; the pallid gray future appalled me. As the ceased speaking I roused myself, determined in deadly earnest that it should not be. Very well, m7 dear, since your mind is made up irrvocably ...

... themselves at Bloom.- fontein, their attenlticn is arrested by adverse events, or 'untoward incidents, as Lord Rosesbery ligh.tly speaks of, and stera necessity demands thie hurried dispatch co several divisions to relieve Colonel Dalgety from a critical situa- ...

... They had been so sharply, so miserably divided on the subject that the Union had thought it. better to keep silence than to speak concerning it. Yet could anyone defend the intolerance and the violence which had practically denied liberty of speech to those ...

... that he has to answer, but at tho bar of 'God. The justict, ibtt-let, did not appre- tiatD the IDeahs rebuke} if I may so speak, and the qUaTT1 was earried to the highest Of all earthly tri- bunals, the HIouse of Lords. Thero the Lord Chsat- 1ell10r delivered ...