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... stammering voice. He looked round, and bowed. Mrs. Chesney, can I do anything for you ? His tone was formal, cold. want to speak to you, she said. Not here—it is so hot. Do you know this house ? Yes, he said, taking in her meaning. There is a co ...
... cantankerous king, who, because the shepherd with the staring eyes I offended him, threw him into a den of wild boars. The Editor Speaks. But these are only three of the kings whose stories Mr% Andrew Lang has strung together, for the amusement and edification ...
... evening, after their agreeable ex periences in Paris. During their stay they were received with an enthusiasm of which they speak in the highest terms. Before leaving the Minister of Commerce conferred the honour of Officier de l'Academie on six of the ...
... Tapestry Designs in Crewel Wools. DOGS FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. that one almost expects the chanticleer to uplift his voice and speak. But the best designs are those for curtains, portieres, bedspreads, or sofa and chair covers. these nearly always take the ...
... and Belgravia to form a correct opinion of the suburbs. They may possibly both speak perfect English, but the words have different meanings to each of them ; or they may speak slang as Smart Set are accused of doing, and undoubtedly do, and THE DAILY ...
... to gain admittance. Mr. Ballington-Booth was refused permission to view the body, and Mr. Herbert Booth was not allowed to speak for absent relatives.— L affan. Four thousand Salvationists assembled in the Salvation Congress Hall, Clapton, last night, ...
... MR. PLOWDEN AND THE WEAKER SEX. Mr. Plowden, speaking to a woman yesterday, at Marylebone Court, who had taken her husband by the collar and struck him in the face in the street, told her that as she was strong so she must be merciful. She must punish ...
... harvest means d elay in many districts. In more than one country floods made a start yesterday out the question. Generally speaking, foxes a re plentiful, and there is a gratifying absence mange. With the Quorn. It was not a very large field that met the ...
... be preceded by a religious service conducted by the Bishop of Oxford. FUTURE OF LONDON UNIVERSITY. Sir Arthur W. Rucker, speaking at the London Institution last evening on the work and aims of the London University, said the tasks to he performed by the ...
... of his words penetrated to her brain, half-dulled with the vain effort of her ears not to hear. A man dared to speak to her like that —to speak like that to Philips wife! She was already polluted for ever ! She lowered her eyes from the ceiling and looked ...
... the welcome autumn rains set in. One ears the remark on every hand, What glorious weather, and as a second thought, to speak, for the country. To the English idea such an expression would seen Curious. * * * ,It is no t a genera ll y accepte d f ...