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... SPEAK. WINSTON. SPEAK! Mr. CHURCHILL'S letter of support to the Tory candidate at Batley is strangely sparing verbiage, colourless, almost non-contentious. He merely says: Have the Socialist Government helped us to make the best of ourselves and of our ...
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... Not Speaking Mr. Broadribb. added Mr. Grant. decides to remain Parr's manager although he has said he is not on speaking terms with him. The only substratum of the case money, and are prepared to pay into court if he is entitled to it. When Mr. Clark ...
... SPEAK out themselves by says Mr. Peppercorn: GOME folk are '■> always ready with a reply, but : most of us think of the clever | thing we might have said when ™ It's too late. I Beerbohm Tree. • the famous actor. was pretty quick : a rule, but was caught ...
... SPEAK! FROM the outset the Daily Herald has taken an objective view of the campaign in Norway. It has declined to scream anticipations of speedy victory. It has criticised those highlyplaced persons whose boastful speeches have created premature hopes ...
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... SPEAKS ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS YOU CAN BE FREE FROM CATARRHi? INFLUENZA AND COLDS WILL TELL YOU HOW FREE; can manently relieved! know IT' And I'll pn.te it YOU. free of coat SOW! Nf»»*r mind what .' M tried, or how many tim«« you've l»een disappointed ...
... SPEAKING Brother. Jo vou desire become speaker? jrou the urje yourself? Would you like become ' plattuim man, I>roi>aganilist for the cause, advocate Labour? you tried elocution, reciting, reading aloud, and other methods at home with a view to developing ...
... SPEAK to take too much for granted: that is folly to think a few fine hopes and boundless enthusiasm can alone reshape this distressed old world. If you are to succeed where we have failed you must be equipped with practical weapons. Do not deluded into ...