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... things through a rose-coloured eye-glass, vj It might (or might not) be worth somebody's while (7: To give, say, a powerful Spy -glass. \j\ I We must to King Albert that gallant brave man M Restore (for our honour it touches) His poor ruined country, ...
... Cross. On the further bank of the canal the Engineers are making new trenches. A MUTUAL SURPRISE HOW A HORSE UNMASKED A HUN SPY HIDDEN IN A HAYSTACK Drawn by Ralph Cleaver during a visit to the British front. Copyrighted in the United States and Canada ...
... Willie (the Clown Prince): But, papa, that's the 1870 time-table you're using From Reynolds's Newspaper THE UBIQUITOUS SPY-DER Mrs. John Bull (to Handmaiden McKenna): Wake up I You've allowed this vermin to accumulate to a disgusting extent. What's ...
... his double, Captain Hartzmann, who turns out to be his cousin. Ford's mother, not knowing the relationship, delivers up the spy, while Hartzmann's mother, who had married a German officer, arranges to let Ford escape. It is a virile, adroit piece of work ...
... same road I had followed with much fatigue and difficulty. Finding on my person nothing to show that I might be (m a dangerous spy, and though the way of the cross is truly a sad thing, my tribulation was not increased by the loss of much time or by delay ...
... Sunshine League for the benefit of the aged poor. The Spy Another point upon which the public the Mystery whole public in this case might well receive some definite official information is the spy trouble. There may be excellent reason why thousands of ...
... originally, who had stopped there watching the odd movements of the poet. This man, now assured that all was wrong, called out A spy a spy 1 A crowd gathered, two gendarmes hurried up, and Sully Prudhomme was hustled very roughly a Ion way off to the Hotel de ...
... WOMAN'5 WAY5 By ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. The Naturalised German. I have not yet been able to bring myself down to the level of the spy-maniacs who see in every fat and elderly naturalised German (who usually has a son or two lighting at the front or training ...
... further evidence of the callousness that prevails in the British Navy. The armed stowaway on the Matoppo, a self-confessed spy an applicant before a Military i Tribunal recently said that he could not enlist as his nerve would not allow him to fight. ...
... Calthrpp, Maudie Dunham. Evenings at 8. Mats. Weds, and Sats., at 2. APOLLO. (Ger. 32+3.) INSIDE THE LINES. THE GREATEST OF ALL SPY PLAYS. EVENINGS at 8.15. MATINEES MONS.. WEDS., and SATS., at 2.30. 300TH PERFORMANCE TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). CRITERION. A LITTLE ...
... up dummy guns in the garden to frighten away hostile aircraft, while his efforts to capture the pigeons released by a German spy are a triumph of genial fooling. 'T'he tableau illustrating a cavalry charge is a most stirring affair, the effect being produced ...
... command me to yield up my rifle And the Colonel answered him, and said How do you know I might be a Hun, a disguised Hun, a spy. 1 cannot understand et seq. ...