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... quite plainly. He wishes to free China from the many old erroneous slanders of the ignorant Westerners by revealing our own past faults to us, and asking us to remove the beam from our own eye ere denouncing the mote from the slanting eye of cur Chinese brother ...
... evening last, ►nd the time occupied in the passage from Ambrose (beam.! Lightship DatinCs Ruck was 4 days, 23hr. 33min. 1 The average speed was 24.tr2 knot.; for the voyage, and the highest day** ruu from noon Saturday to 20011 Rundav, when the vassal steamed ...
... more important work. Anything and everything can be made, or decorated with crochet; from cw•trains to counterpanes and from edging to blouses. A crochet scrap-book is useful to the worker. for very often in her wanderings at holiday-time she will pick ...
... search the world’s chess literature for such examples, and with each we are inclined to write ‘“You are expected to admire this.” Fortunately the Family admire good things without hints from us. But we make a suggestion of another kind. A scrapbook collection ...
... and patients, of nobles and knavaa. FEW months ago Sir Hiram Maxim appeared in the literary world as the author of • volume entitled Li Hung Chang's Scrap-Book --a book wherein Sir Hiram had collected any amount of miscellaneous matter con cerning China ...
... memory, as we had him described by a personal friend, from whoso scrapbook sketch it is, perhaps, possible to make a rough copy. Colonel Mellish was little less than a meteor in the sporting world and dazzling hemisphere of fashion, being probably the ...
... Moreover—al this is the most amazing fact of all—he u nearly ninety years of age. Can you imagine any other country in !e world in which anti-revolutionary forces would rally round such a figure Yet in rough outline, ie the Earl of Halsbury. the central ...
... done. From my old scrapbook I take this cutting from the Spirit of the 'Noma (June 6, 1863) : ARRIVAL OP DEERFOOr.—A CHAlddatGE. On Thursday. May 28, the Indian pedestrian, Louie Bennett, better known Deerfoot, arrived in the Great Eastern from England ...
... are entering TheTe a few culturists will in position to world in kinds trees the largely increasing them orders ahead Others See Chinaman English people we They live of they alike and judge from their appearance coolies neither ignorant contempt of by ...
... Heeley, and played the game from boyhood. The first club to which I belonged was called Parkville, and the members were a number of lads who played on Norfolk Park. Generally we held our own, and amongst us was Joseph Wingfield, from the cutlery works of Joseph ...
... In second over from the Stretford end Wood got the first four of the innings with a late cut and there same another Knight hooking one from Huddleston to the pavilion rails These were mere flashes a painfuly-slow cricket looked at from point of view of ...