... dullness of mufti after the glint and glamour of braid and buttons and badges and spurs and lots of nice brown leather, not to speak of all the little red bits that make the Staff so bewilderingly beautiful. ^Qjauds do make a difference, don't they? Reminds ...

... though it toucheth not such uncommercial gents as you and I, has withal a great moral and economic principle involved. I speak through my stylo with reference to the ban upon imported heavies the great big chaps that do the donkey work of automobilism ...

... sacrificing any of our woman liness either which is a relief, isn't it? I mean, we haven't given up all the frills, so to speak, just because we've taken on some of the serious, solemn, masculine duties of life like uncorking and basketing the old-and ...

... asking for things (whether they're in the rules or not), but generally get what they want. ...

... ftk Indeed, such is the rush to com fort and cheer that they're harder at work than ever keep ing 'em off the grass, so to speak, or, in other words, being very strict about the only-one- visitor-a-man-a-day rule in hos pitals. And I suppose we don't hear ...

... the patriotic owner of a big shoot who sends his birds to market to be sold cheap so as to relieve the food pressure, not to speak of giving the less fortunate public, who've only heard of such things, a welcome change of diet. 4k 4k But what a chance they've ...

... tiresome new ideas about the equality of woman and the immorality of dancing before Herod just because he likes it, so to speak. As a new musical comedy star said to one of her interviewers Suffragist Certainly not. Men don t like that sort of thing. ...

... feeling the effects somewhere, sometime, somehow. -If- Still, to see a Zepp. brought down it's worth all the money, not to speak of a nasty cough and a horrid head, and even that last extremity of plainness which a really bad cold brings down upon even ...

... exactly maffick about Zepps., either. The marauding beasts that fly by night are a bit too nerve-racking and horrid, not to speak of unholy disturbers of earned, or un earned, beauty- slcep. Anyway, they've rather got on one's nerves, and last week some ...

... those who have suffered so terribly in what Mr. Asquith calls this long and sombre procession of cruelty and suffering. Not to speak of the bad effect on the moral of the masses the people without imagination, who ought not to be let forget about the war, ...