... DOG STORIES. STORIES. A lover of dogs writer:— Year. ago I had a favourite spaniel. which one day accompanied me as I waa driving out in a dog-cart. While doggie was capering about the horse's bead he missed one of his leaps and fell under the nearest ...

... Pamela's Story. COMPLETE STORY. She lived alone, so said she people proper, until they heard as Whiting a bo Then they spoke of if as little eccentric, and very blue.” id they did not know either the cls vok was to Pamela, or what tin +h hook to the beok ...

... SHORT STORY. MARGARET'S STORY. T don't know what we should do without Margaret, was Mr. Merton's favourite mod* of speech when talking of his eldest daughter. She Is my right hand, and quite& mother to little Ruth. But it was against his principle ...

... Pamela’s Story. COMPLETE STORY. She lived alone, so people said she proper, until they heard that she “as writing a book. ‘Then they spoke of her as little eccentric, and very blue.” tnd meanwhile What they did not know either the hook was to Pamela, ...

... FOOTBALIL: STORY. THE PRIZE STORIES DOURI ' CTIRISTMAS ...

... FOOTBALL STORY. | THE PRIZE STORIES WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE Y i P | F ¢ R B i 3 i . o 28 il ¢ & + b &5 8 : g v 5 e B A 7 % ¥ S e LY ...

... Story Of Stories From “In Brussels^ A SPITFIRE, an Auster-cub plane, a jeep, a motor- cycle, a push cycle, and a Brussels coiporation tramcar were ail used to get the first “inside Brussels stories back to the British public, writes Desmond Tighe, Reuter ...

... THE STORY The plot provides some very amusing . tuations. Briefly, the story tells how iree voung people, Roland Dickens (a portrait painter of the modern school), his Girl friend and model, Gay Forrest, and Dick Quinty. a struggling jourmalist, decidt ...

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... The Story A simple story is related of a land where even such .a thing as a lie is unknown. To this unearthly utopia comes a monster from London. one Jim Smith a London caterer Introduced to the Arcadians by old rather Time. He tells the first lie ever ...

... STORY r„HE kidneys are frequently by extra strain during colds ills, fevers and various germ-disease: The help of their blood-cleansing partners—the pores, the lungs, the bowels—is all too apt to slacken at such times. Doubly worked and too much neglected ...

... STORIES Daddy: I wonder what makes my razor •o blunt. Tommy (brightly); It was ever sharp yesterday, daddy, when I made boat. Willie (who has been asked to watch towel airing in front of the nursery fire): It seems to be done now, mummy. Mother: What ...