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... officers who made these men into soldiers deserve well of their country though for their part they give the praise to Lord Kitchener, who had the faith and courage to bid them do it. But there is something to be said, too, for the great army of labour which ...
... beautiful parts of Gloucester shire, surrounded by well-wooded country three large reception-rooms, large hall, large kitchen and back kitchen with two ranges, pantry, larder, lavatory and cellars, ten bedrooms, linen cup board, boxroom, bathroom (h. and o ...
... officers who made these men into soldiers deserve well of their country though for their part they give the praise to Lord Kitchener, who had the faith and courage to bid them do it. But there is something to be said, too, for the great army of labour which ...
... taste, or that she was the only son who could not run away from the ordea: f readings from plays in the making Had left her kitchen why, her roast would ive burnt Which is a very humble exam p. as to how one would find many Strang; kings if one were to uproot ...
... beautiful parts of Gloucester shire, surrounded by well-wooded country; three large reception-rooms, large hall, large kitchen and back kitchen with two ranges, pantry, larder, lavatory and cellars, ten bedrooms, linen cup board, boxroom, bathroom (h. and c ...
... Seriously, now, the fashionable woman has for several months past been learning something about I j) what goes on in the kitchen-- II at Domestic Economy Exhibi- tions And she is amazed and interested. I saw a young Society Beauty at such a place some ...
... safe to say that without his personality compulsion would have become necessary a very great deal earlier than it did. Lord Kitchener leaves a big gap in the Government, and one that it is lmpossioie tuny to nu. rnaeea, Mr. Asquith seldom had a more difficult ...
... really truly hot. g Where the hot-water supply is dependent on the g Hi kitchen range the difficulty is that the children s bath- g II time comes just when all the heat of the kitchen fire is g Hj wanted for cooking dinner consequently the bath water g US ...
... KITCHENER AS A CLUBMAN GUEST OF THE SAVAGES. U *HE SAVAGE CLUB'S DINNER TO THE VICTORIOUS SIRDAR IN 1898': r I j hrt'&l -1. 'v '-the invitation-card.. _JB3 j ,y|, ,v 0 I J KITCHENER AS THE GUEST OF HONOUR OF THE SAVAGE CLUB ON HIS RETURN FROM THE SOUDAN ...
... Lancaster s it was The Gondola Girl, and an uncommonly good show to find Mrs. Boocher, my landlady, huddled up on a chair in the kitchen, moaning. Hullo I said. Taken queer Or is it burglars, or a fire She shook her head feebly. It 's ghosts, Sir 'Orrible In ...
... LORD KITCHENER AIL1L HIS^HOHOUIRS. DECORATIONS, WAR MEDALS, AND HONOURS-BRITISH AND FOREIGN-- OF THE LATE FIELD-MARSHAL EARL KITCHENER DRAWN FOR THE SPHERE1' BY G. BRON The Order of the Garter is the premier order of Great Britain. The insignia of this ...
... THE LATE EARL KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM. LORD KITCHENER IN THE ROBES OF A KNIGHT OF THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE GARTER, JUNE, 1915 DRAWN BY CHRISTOPHER CLARK Copyrighted in the U.S. A On the King's birthday in June, 1915, Lord Kitchener was created a Knight ...