... there he asked again suddenly. Oost Bollebrouck, I lied, looking him straight between the eyes. I am informed they caught a spy signalling there last Thursday quite a lad too We rounded a bend in the road, and came suddenly upon a large rambling house ...

... imaginary wrong. She thinks the Prime Minister was responsible for the fact that her father, incarcerated as a self-confessed spy, died in prison. Now the Prime Minister is engaging a Swiss governess for his child. It is quite easy for Margaret Schiller ...

... back. Last week two were expelled and rumour says their offence was mingling with melody and bathing the gentle function of spy. Perhaps they dived into Lyngby Lake in search of British submarines. 44. Apart from mines which you may swim against there ...

... out who he was. There was a vague suggestion that he was a Spaniard, and opinions were evenly divided as to whether he was a spy or a detective. He didn't take any notes, so he wasn't a French journalist, or a Russian journalist, or a Dutch journalist, ...

... thinking. Conscious of a serious waste of epithets, our Legion of Vitriolists must needs find victims at home. For a while, the spy real and suspected got them all entirely to himself, and positively every body who had a German name, or who drank German beer ...

... Probably not. Hostile aircraft was rare here, and the same could be said of spies. The towns near the line were hot-beds of spying, but this quiet rural district, curiously unworried by war, seemed free from the pest. Then the thoughts of our very fed-up ...

... our clients. Like him he was allowed to follow all the un- ravellings of technical pro blems. Suddenly (it was just when the spy-fever broke out afresh the other day) the garfon they had trusted so long became an object of suspicion. One never knows how ...

... help it, and people collect on the kerb and suggest that if you have money to throw away on cabs you must be a badly disguised spy in the pay of the Boche, and the lady who sells artichokes nods her head to the lady who sells periwinkles, and remarks, Is ...

... hitherto, falsely, been credited. The New Year: Gee! What a nursery! BY RALPH CLEAVER BYSTANDER COMMENTS concluded A Princely Spy people up Scarborough way recall that quite recently Prince Henry of Prussia (also a cousin of the King) was the guest of Lord ...

... Daylight Saving Bill But this may be exaggeration. (However, not for publication.) IV Now I must stop I only hope No beastly spy will bag this letter. (Please send me out twelve cakes of soap.) This filthy weather's getting wetter I've rheumatism in all ...

... been for the First Sea Lord of those days, Prince Louis of Battenberg (just about that time being described as a potential spy, traitor, and what not) German}' would have succeeded easily. For every cruiser which she actually set loose on the seas she ...

... creepy. It's darker than darkness, and as you grope your way about you feel like a cross between a blind man, a burglar, and a spy. But it's weird how soon you get used to it, and would positively miss the gloom were it suddenly lightened. ^^ne compensation ...