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... heralds of joy —bow blest their empioy! Oh! speak a. a child of the tight. Like pearls do they shine, so gem-like, divine, Aa sparkling in beauty and bright; More precious than gold, their worth is natokl; Oh speak as • child of the light. Breathe that are ...
... the American regard after-dinner speaking as one of the fine arts; we regard it as a bore and a nuisance. You have there the whole difference. It is a matter of temperament and disposition. The American likes to speak after dinner; he prepares for it; ...
... -..:, 4 •J. V Speaking of Max O'Rell reminds me that ix his book Between Ourselves he has a chapter on after dinner speaking. I only came across it after I had written my notes last week. But. a, the genial author take., the same view that I do, namely ...
... in the streets of Dresden. The police of the place where the china comes from have issued • decree enacting that cabmen who speak foreign language must indicate on a leather armlet in colours the particular tongues they have mastered—English, French, Italian ...
... remarks about the food at dinner. To talk about things which only interest yourself. To contradict your friends when they are speaking. To grumble about your home and relations to outsiders. To say smart things which may hurt one's feelings. To dress shabbily ...
... SOCTH-WEST WAR D. Wralt CrWity Plk.rT Ad Entwistle A Speak 739 .. 739 . 739 Critehley A I's kup -.1055 . .1055 _1055 A Eu'te 104 104 ••• 101 Critehley & 86 86 85 la tie and Pit kup 24 24 .. 24 Pickup Siuutk 45 45 45 (rit' Illey (plump.) ...
... one word of regret for having done what ho hai. He had been prevented from speaking in nis own constituency and imprisoned for speaking in others, and the moment he rose to speak in the House the Prime Minister gaggAd him. He would have been a cov,a. and ...
... Italian only: Uie third, .8 gurporal, spoke b'reach and !patio ; the fourth, a private, could speak trrench and German; while the fifth, a pri• vaW, could speak French, German, and Italian—a Babel of languages, truly, and enough to puzzle even a professor ...
... THEY BOTH WOBBLED. Unless a cylist is a ““scorcher” there is no need, generally speaking, to make any effort to avoid him. He will look out for the collisions. A lady, was crossing the street when she saw a bicyclerider coming towards her. She stopped ...
... contemporary is to. hiaased by patty ptlitiel to admit, that it wan imposiblo for MR.r'. Speak and Entwiitle to defeat Messrs. Critchley and Pickup. I have no desire to speak disparagingly of the two Liberal catniidates, but I feel bound to my that none but ...
... connected with the League. They had their end to bold up, and it mattered little what became of others’ interests. I not speaking in terms of censure now; I only stating a truism. There are twelve clubs, let us say. in a League; those twelve clubs pledge ...