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... THE WIFE SPEAKS. I have given my man to England—the husband I chose in my pride; Th o r hard be the grief unspoken, and bitter the tear unshed, Part bravely, 0 women of England, and stand at your soldier's side, Serene in your silent courage, stand firm ...

... love we are sore to more barm than good. Speaking the truth in love.” But the holy Apostle had not this specially in bis mind when be wrote down these words in bis prison at Rome. To begin with, the word speaking” does not appear at all in the original ...

... THE MAIDEN SPEAKS. I have given my love to England —my hero, the gallant and I ;Could yield him now to ncne other, but only to England's faith. Part bravely, true maidens of England, whose lovers are called to the fray; Our grief is more fair than pleasure ...

... Speak Out. _ . We have already advised against shouting, but the reader must always speak ups and speak out. Acquire by practice a constant and ready power of voice, and always keep a little of your force in reserve. Have the voice under thorough control ...

... those Liberals who do not the views of the promoters of Wedne* day's meeting should speak out and plainly. Mr. Asquith has taken the earliest possible opportunity of speaking very plainly indeed. In enduing he has done • service to his emmtrs, since it is ...

... THE MOTHER, SPEAKS. 1 have given ruy son to England. I falteted : 'Go forth to the fight— It is not mine nor thine to deny at our country's need !' Part bravely, 0 mothers of England, nor question of right and of might, But send brave sons to the battle ...

... TIPPERARY SPEAKS. Tipperary Urban Council yesterday unanimously resolved that a» Colonel Lynch has made t.ie strongest protest possffile against British injustice, they call upon the electors of Galway in sympathy with the Boers, who, like the Irish people ...

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