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... wish the world were b ~ Let me tell you what to do; Set a watch upeon your actions, Keep them always straight a Rid your mind of selfish moti Let your thoughts be clean an You can make a little Eden Of the sphere you occupy. Do you wish the world were bew” ...
... a rare playlet for Belfast's modern city in the world. Mainly through his players! liberality, the great U. V. F. Hospitals The Sportsman Major. were put into operation. Over £l,OOO Apart, however, from its historical every week is necessary for their ...
... QUIP - , . THE ALLIGATOR HANDBAG Leaf from the Recollections of a Retired Detective EDITED BY WM. J. BACON One evening when I looked in on Cap.. I tam n Dickson, my friend who had retired from a position high in the United States secret service, I found ...
... one of the most delightful trips in the world. For a few pounds the immigrant traverses half the globe, calls at many delightful strange ports, and at the end goes to certain employ mint at wages which are from Otto 100 per cent. higher than those prevailing ...
... agree, he left a memory and example of pure devotion of which all must be proud. Hut it is one thing to receive inspiration from the character and ..%ork of a past lahourer in the fields of human evolution: it is quite anuthrr thing to hang that labourer's ...
... ceedcd to describe dolmen, and to give some particulars regarding the distribution these monuments in the world, and the inferences to be drawn from this distribution. The probable methods of building dolmens were described, and the evidence that the d ...
... lost ..n for the excitement of . .ould no longer chase the ,atialled himself collecting • from all ports of the world. ,Annishing to an the reenrd • ,f this world's goods is burnt •aclee month. One part of the •set apart for pretty little h would be nice ...
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... had seed from the peace and security and comfort a well-ordered home into association with many whose lives were hard and bitter, and clouded with tragedy. The art world was not the ideal world she had dreamed of, but a hard-work* ing world, where men ...
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... of them being quite new. in the foregroand o n t o be seen fiords (uncut) fre,h from the hands of bored reviewers; recently published hiebrie., memoirs, and treatises (from the same source), modern text-books lately the prperty of impecunious students; ...