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... Some Mysteries or Time and of Spirit Life. WEDNESDAY, 7.30 p.m. Open Circle. Conducted by MADAME CLARE HADLEY. For Tranos-speaking. Clairvoyance. etc. Healing 3.0 to 5.0 through Mr. T. H. Lonedale. Free treatment to the poor. Private appointments made ...
... do anythi n the to speak with deliberating , of roar oentietid and won • C more than wait to no it • man recovers After the atirvice • little boy Its reed ho. to retmiw hi s who Mt. lay. To to more meat times. our and to speak with th e lungs fall ...
... usually they all disappear in two and a half days ! He sold nine dozen of the October issue in one afternoon, and had time to speak words of comfort to wives and mothers whcse dear ones are at the war. Going on his bicycle to the outlying colliery districts ...
... not completely unconscious, though evidently much hurt. * If you can hear what I say, try to do as I tell you,” said he, speaking with great distinetness, close to his ear. *Can you sit up # ' Gerald moved slightly, muttering ...
... dead, like their Germans. But, for months they did much harm by persuading the man in the street that the fact we haVe been speaking of was not a fact—that is, that the need - for compulsion was no need at all. Let us leave them and all other theorists, ...
... circumstances, or that they have imperfectly realised the gravity of the situation. In either case, the time has come for plain speaking, and upon the strength of our investigations, which have covered far more ground than it is possible to traverse in the space ...
... '55 per had' 'Other joined 10.(111 units titter leoveaiiiir or brought themselves under lord Dorbyeal kehesue. This did not speak as well as !should do for the /tingle men. In regard to l the married men. it spoke vellums for them' 1 that per cent. of their ...
... Ordnance and Bowie,: Corps have one of the largem. and most ventures in orgeniatitien ever carried through in b‘ng/ish hiitory. I speak atter a second viait to one of the most interesting, if not the largeet, bates in France, and the increase both in scale and ...
... waile ewes are at all tines o loxary, and poot stecimens at that, and milk, except in summer, is ver diffientt to get. We speak of bread as the stafl of life, bt that honotr i the Falklinds appaently Lelongs more fittingly to mmtton, and Maior Quale Dick=on ...
... Then for a moment the pall of a stifling constraint fell upon the little party. Ted looked at Ruth, and waited for her to speak, and his eyes were beseeching, hungry, Idled with the inarticulate sufTering of some dumb creature. Instinctively he slipped ...
... and crackers, and every one was happy. As Santa stepped inside he was surrounded by a group of excited little ones ; all speaking at once.. Ho ...
... almost an - anti-climax amid such a feast of colour, although his patriotic song scored a great success. I have no space to speak of the spirit of fun whih prevailed in * Clownland,” when pierrots and picrrettos mvaded the stage and anditorium illl“.\l ...