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... WL The Defender of the Peers. Wl LORD CURZON OF KEDLESTON SPEAKING IN DEFENCE OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS DRAWN BY ARTHUR GARRATT if the Chancellor of the Exchequer finds pleasure, as he apparently does, in attacking me or any of my brother peers he is at ...
... himself would be the first to acknowledge that he is quite unfit to speak of love to a girl of eighteen. Yes, answered Celia more calmly, I daresay that is so. Only, as he didn't speak of love to me, I don't see where the impudence comes in. May I have ...
... the huntsman. Think so? says he, laughin' quite pleased now. Rather! says I; Weren't it, Sam? I tell you what it is, speaks up the Master. You fellows are just too keen for us An' then all the ladies an' the other green-coats laughed like anythin' ...
... himself would be the first to acknowledge that he is quite unfit to speak of love to a girl of eighteen. Yes, answered Celia more calmly, I daresay that is so. Only, as he didn't speak of love to me, I don't see where the impudence comes in. May I have ...
... Falling-of-the- to circumstances and different individuals, but, generally Hair, Grey and Faded Hair, Scurf, Irritation-of-the- speaking, it may be laid down that the critical period in Scalp, and other similar disorders and weaknesses, the life of the hair ...
... had not stood still while furnishing the above particulars, and the two men were in the street almost as soon as he ceased speaking. Presently, whilst they were speeding eastwards in a hansom, Maule remarked You haven't told me why this interesting alien ...
... instance of Mr. Simpson's gift of effective epigram. Success in Parlia ment, where men are more easily forgiven for speaking ill than for speaking often. In politics, tire foes of our foes are our friends. Every biographer is inclined to be a valet to his ...
... into a burst of horrible growling and snarling, but he is too crippled to do much. Twice again in quick succession the Mauser speaks to him, and reduces him to silence. A stone is thrown on to his spotted skin, but there is no move ment, and we drag him clear ...
... instance of Mr. Simpson's gift of effective epigram. Success in Parlia ment, where men are more easily forgiven for speaking ill than for speaking often. In politics, tire foes of our foes are our friends. Every biographer is inclined to be a valet to his ...
... had not stood still while furnishing the above particulars, and the two men were in the street almost as soon as he ceased speaking. Presently, whilst they were speeding eastwards in a hansom, Maule remarked You haven't told me why this interesting alien ...
... shapeless, waistless style of dress is hideous, words failing to express their detestation of the millinery in particular. Speaking of modes on a broad basis, it has not Deen, artistically, a successful season. But, as an optimist, I am quite prepared to ...
... City Dwellers and Sore Throat. When chill damp fogs darken town and city there are always epidemics of Sore Throat. People speak of catching this complaint, and say that it is in the air. Both phrases ai only too accurate for the germs which cause sore ...