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... gentleman. He is 's cleverest spy. Everyone knows it. Why does he let people know it asked the Bystander, if he's so clever For three days the Bystander was followed by two perhaps more-- ill-dressed persons who thought he was a spy. They followed him to the ...
... So Tantalising GERMAN Spy (ruefully): Himmel Dot vos too bad, 'To be continued next veek,' and I haf to be shot to-morrow BY SECOND-LIEUT. C. E. B. BERNARD ...
... shot across his features as the Spy was brought before him. The look of' one who has seen a friend do a despicable action. As soon as his eyes had fallen on the prisoner he had recognised him. Count von Weldmann,' a Spy he .muttered to himself, and felt ...
... It is a curious thing, but people who report house cases never fail to remark the well-known signals employed between spy and spy. The symptoms are always the same. As your informant passes the house his attention is attracted by (1) a low whistle, (2) ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... the amateur photographer. Wherever he turns up with his bag of tricks in a public place he is liable to be challenged as a spy. It is^ true that, when asked if he has snapped anything of a compromising nature, he can always reply, in Parliamentary form ...
... 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 ...
... not have a single balloon aloft, whilst behind our lines and those of the French fourteen of these gas bags bung in the sky spying out every foot of the enemy positions. This fact alone shows as conclusively as anything how great is our aerial superiority ...
... chair. He climbs in by aid of the chair, I suppose. He must be a light man. Which brings one to part four, a short part. The spy got into the cupola by help of the chair-- the Corporal saw him do it that same evening, by aid of the straw, under which he ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...