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... not buy, but without conviction the women work ing in their kitchens all over the land, seeing her peace, her op portunities of in dulgence, her freedom from tyranny, pryed about her clean kitchen at times, talked of the bother of men, the burden of chil ...
... was presented to Lord Kitchener by Mr. Richard Marsh after the break-up of Lord William's stables in 190 1, to take out to India. I have been told, writes Mrs. Menzies, that Democrat died in India shortly before Lord Kitchener left the country, and ...
... was presented to Lord Kitchener by Mr. Richard Marsh after the break-up of Lord William's stables in 190 1, to take out to India. I have been told, writes Mrs. Menzies, that Democrat died in India shortly before Lord Kitchener left the country, and ...
... convinced than to convert the heretic. It recalls events ot the political yesterday, and newspapers not long namshed to the kitchen have been searched for reports of meeting or police court. The theme is too close, and the expounder too warm for calm adjustment ...
... like Lord Kitchener. How Physically the two men Kitchener of Khartoum and Von Heeringen, the Gray Ghost of Metz had nothing in common mentally, I conceive them to be unlike. I marvelled to myself that day in London why, when I looked at Kitchener, I should ...
... Castle Büsk, near Lemberg. In the kitchens of the Governor's palace at I.cmberg was a boy with a genius for cooking, in whom Count Badeni took so much interest that he apprenticed him for six months in the Rothschilds' kitchens in Paris. His remarkable dishes ...
... at the expense of his shabby, hard-worked wife. To feed him with good things she spoils her hands and complexion over the kitchen stove, and as her daughter grows towards marriage-hood she too is drawn into that magic though hot and blackening circle. ...
... Castle Büsk, near Lemberg. In the kitchens of the Governor's palace at I.cmberg was a boy with a genius for cooking, in whom Count Badeni took so much interest that he apprenticed him for six months in the Rothschilds' kitchens in Paris. His remarkable dishes ...
... native youth, a scullion to the English Sahib, who betrays the elements of a Beer- bohm Tree, and does eventually desert the kitchen for the stage, where he is a great success in English parts played in his master's dressing-gown. ...
... ingenious, does not save the young man as hero. He is a horrid bore. The one way of hope for him was to have heard the call of Kitchener. And he has had the misfortune to be born a month or so too soon ...
... of bread were handed round in a tiny basket, how three glasses were filled with water, and the dirty plates taken into the kitchen, and plates of rice pudding brought in on a tray. ...
... ous one, the real author having been, we believe, Tane Elliot. Driver C. F. Davidson and the Shattered Portrait of Lord Kitchener Driver C. F. Davidson, whose portrait we give above, met his death in trying to rescue his horses during a severe enemy ...