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... ONE story, I believe unpublished, of King Edward's tact is a prettier example than most of its kind. The Shah of Persia was dining at Marlborough House; the dessert being reached he stretched his hand and took a large and very pulpy fruit from the centre of the table. After one or two mouthfuls he threw the remainder portion, with skin and stone, over his shoulder so that they hit the wall ...

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... MIS By BERYL FABER (MRS. COSMO HAMILTON). A World's Loss. This is no moment for Growls. I, at least, cannot write one. I have place in my mind but for one thought. I have room in my heart but for one cry. A lament. A great grief. A world's loss. A nation's anguish. Edward the Peacemaker is dead. All things must pause. All things, trivial as these Growls, great as the Destiny of England. Life ...

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... BY HENRY LEACH. The Grip. In common with many other golfers, whose number I would estimate roughly at about twenty thousand, I become very much agitated at this time of the year (when there is so much nervous consideration about the prospects of one's season) on the question of grip-- the way in which you take hold of the handle of the club. Men who have not soared aloft to the plus handicap ...

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