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... was ehild who leant sideways on piled -up pillows, and looked so tired that none of the kind-hearted visitors attempted to speak to her. At the greet moment the afternoon, when two frock-coated gentlemen were standing on chairs and lighting the candles—they ...

... mother could not do her leg for her. Yes, it waa her leg that waa bad, and her back too, but had no pain now. It was change to speak to small and rosy boy who at once announced that was going back Bigbgate to-morrow and that liked Highgste. When was little ...

... to make on the diesomination and distribution of tbe bacteria of disease. Few people, remarks, realise that in the act of speaking they dieebarxe with theii words into tbe air variety of bacteria. or harmless diameter depends on condition of health of ...

... phrases of music written by com iKwcrs lung sines gone boros could »s reproduced at will nr tbs living of ages, and made to speak tbs soul with as much power in tbs present time when first created in long, long ago. And in our own experience, have we not ...

... the cover. But the harmonious printing and decoration of the iiacss is a matter of such rare oi currence. that geneialiy speaking, it only th« test the volume that need concern its owner when he comes consult the craftsman or eiaft ...

... VitMrtoireet. Uodon. AW. I EII'ZIG ACADEMY of MUSIC ud LANGUAGES. Austin sharks Christmas uj new year VOICE PRODUCTION SINGING SPEAK-INU —Mr. ERNEST CAMERON, FWoMUM, Munortec M.W.—lnowdiME to Oi* QUEltty. MfiTjCri UofIBSEB. Mr. Sklouy Cwlt.*. *-c. DRAMATIC ...

... the literanr tone of her day and that of our own times. Mr. K. 0. Johnson, who writes prefatory notioe the present edition, speaks of her style unusually simple sod direct, expatiates on its pathos, its plsyfal humour, its trenchant satire, and goes into ...

... reroediet*. The better of tbe population cannot nuderatand that the Holy See should abandon it to its fate nor believe that to speak Italian is to bad Homan Cathode or disloyal to th# Emperor, while Croats, who indulge in every kind excese, make themselves ...

... called free speech i® only permission to speak within limits ordained the ruling force of country, that force being m Britain the vast majority its inhabitants. Most us lieing of that majority, and desiring speak only such things as the rest us wish hear ...

... thwa admirable enajra he well what ahould be eignitied 0 gentle,’' eomparea modem snobbery with that former days, and while speaking of gambling argues with force that the greedy coveting of other men’s goods, the desire to gain an advantage over fellowcreature ...

... vulgar or the commonplace. But is English. Mr. Parker has worked with literature and a tradition behind him, in blinkers, speak ; and the result play lifted out of its original mould charm and become vigorous. Rugged even in places it is, rough hewn and ...