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... Regent's Park in aid of Our Dumb Friend's League represents a cause which appeals to every humane person. We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves, is a legend familiar to travellers in the train streets of London, where the League carries ...
... discharging the duties. I speak plainly, but—Provost Christie —Yea, yes spk too plainly sometimes. (Laughter.) Mr Miller— Well that is something that will never be said of you anyway, Provost. (Loud laughter.) As I my, I speak plainly, not to please myself ...
... Benefit Sale At the Dundee Equitable Offers opportunities for ;saving in Footwear that have Seldom been Equalled. . Frankly speaking there are Benefits to Boot:Buyers at this Sale, which, were they properly known, would be eagerly asked for. There never ...
... not so really. It is most important to acquire the right tone in speaking. and to guard against careless or bad habits or voice. We should always watch the tone of voice in which we speak. anal take care that it is gentle. and sweet, and hopeful. Perhaps ...
... so tar as to say that a person might be an actor without speaking, one of them adducing as an illustration the Dumb Man of Manchester, where the actor playing the character title does not speak at all. INDISCRIMINATS £CTICI Or SNAPSHOITHCO. A good many ...
... words apply still more urgently when the doing that is premeditated is good. What thou doest, do quickly, for even while we speak those to whom we feel tenderly grew old and grey, and slip beyond the reach of human comfort. Even while we dream of love, ...
... KILCONQUHAR. The Earl of Crawford and Agricultural Resources. Speaking at Haigh, near Wigan on Saturday, Lord Crawford, President of the Board of Agriculture, said the war was placing a severe strain on the agricultural resources of the countrly, more ...
... CHAPTER IV. We sometimes speak of persons being in two minds; in which case we mean that they are in doubt as to following one of two courses; but there is another sense in which the expression might be applied. We can think of two distinct things at ...
... you; you understand the sorrows of you never looked into his most (ace—you never looked into it! If would not speak as you arc doing. Speak as lam doing. That man You are an innocent young I net have nothing to do with him. 21c is ...
... asking for a larger share of the Residue Grant. They gave £6 last year, but this sum was totally inadequate. ft. Prevost —Speaking for myself, I think we give enough. Mr Miller -As long as we are giving as meek as our neighbours I don't safe. Mr Dair—Just ...
... his clothes. 1 speak of women as I find them, he Raid. Their weakness, devotion, their paßsion. and their love would be almost contemptible were it not I hate to hear you! said Dering. You. of all men, have no right to speak as you do. You have ...
... FIAT; who died 2nd October, 1910. Three years have passed my darling eon Since thou wer't eallel away I think of thee and speak of thee And miss thee every day. Bat when the day breaks, dearest one And Shadows flee away We'll meet where parting is unknown ...