... it to his own body. “ Gaunt—no '' Ferris, who had stood for a moment paralysed like a man distraught, without moving or speaking, leapt at him. “He is dead, he must be—don’t fling away your life ! It's not only the bad air—it's the depth—these places ...

... increase; but the bulk of this impost is collected in the last three months of the financial year, so that it is impossible to speak with assurainee regarding this important branch of revenue until the last quarter has been completed. Miscellaneous revenue ...

... 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, ...

... ajppreciative review of Polish claims to the gratitude of other nations cannot other than timely. Necessarily, some plain speaking on the part played by Russia the past is unavoidable But this must be taken in conjunction with the bright hope of die future ...

... *numerating the pf the Fleet in all quarters of glob* the s riter of t h e resume turns to general considerations of policy. Speaking of the relation. of the Navy and the Administiahon. be singles out for Mij r. -1 four's correct interpretation of Us duties ...

... wuite them down.—The Chairman ; What is the matter with ham? Can’t speak?— An officer: He says he has lost his power of speech as the result of this charge.—The Chairman: I suppose could speak all right before.—The officer : Yes.—The Chairman :Itis farce. ...

... GERMAN COMRADES. Speaking at Newcastle, Mr. H. M Ilyndinan said the war had thrown back the march of Socialism. They had all been bitterly disappointed at the attitude a their former corn. rides in Germany. THE ARSENAL MEN'S CHRISTMAS. The men at the ...

... footman had come in and replaced the furniture in its old position. Then he had turned to her waiting in fear till he should speak, and had asked if she had done this thing ? and on her replying in the affirmative almost in a swoon for fear, had said sternly ...

... condemned, - she breathed. If all else fails, if we cannot prey his innocence and find the guilty then, but only then. you must speak. Afterwards. his arms closed round her in the old caressing way she had thought never to feel again, we will go away- we three ...

... Masefield, when he depicts the birth of a soul in that poem of his, ' The Everlasting Mercy.' Because it is a working-man who speaks—a common soldier—he finds difficulty in describing the feeling of exhilaration that comes to him when, forgetting his own ...

... correspondent of The Times, in a trihide to Major Calthrop, stat: , s: Of his professional skill it is sot for the writer to speak. but it was fully testified by the fact that he had passed through the Staff College with distinction, and that he had served ...

... thought so,” he dromed. ‘‘So, mydgo‘-d woman, you thought you could take advanhgg of an old man’s blindness?” he could not speak, her lips refused to open. 'Tgere was something terribly sinisier in his words. “Out of m{ goodness of heart I gave you & position ...