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... a line and a hook When, after much waiting, a fish was hooked, what did they do with it Was it carried in triumph to the kitchen of the hostelry wherein they lodged, Was it de spatched to feed the Lon doner Oh dear, no They would remove it from the hook ...
... awake to the fact that to the Hunnish mind trade and commerce are nart of the art of n. Showing Russian wounded soldiers how kitchener's armies were raised. Serbian soldiers making merry on joining their Allies at Salonika. TV M I J ft ussian children looking ...
... writing to a friend after first hearing his doctor's diagnosis, he forgot to sign his name in full 1 Great 'le new Lord Kitchener, surely, takes on the most resounding title the Peer age has to offer. But not always, it is said, did K. of K.'s kin feel ...
... great force at the War Office for several months, and has made his hand felt there to some purpose. But the passing of Lord Kitchener makes him more prominent than ever. Nobody can look at Sir William and at Mr. Lander's por trait of him without feeling that ...
... SIR STANLEY VON DONOP Sir William Robertson is the able Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and next to the late Lord Kitchener he is regarded as one of the greatest and most scientific soldiers of the day. In his methods Sir William Robertson greatly ...
... great force at the War Office for several months, and has made his hand felt there to some purpose. But the passing of Lord Kitchener makes him more prominent than ever. Nobody can look at Sir William and at Mr. Lander's por trait of him without feeling that ...
... awake to the fact that to the Hunnish mind trade and commerce are nart of the art of n. Showing Russian wounded soldiers how kitchener's armies were raised. Serbian soldiers making merry on joining their Allies at Salonika. TV M I J ft ussian children looking ...
... people believed that the end of war was in sight that things were more or less at sixes and sevens. Now we know that Lord Kitchener was, if anything, optimistic when he said three years and every man of military age wanted, and so we are wisely settling ...
... Tirpitz called for drinks. ()ne's opinion of Members of Parliament rose extraordinarily after their recent visit to Lord Kitchener. There was alas I that one should have to write was a popular and well-founded belief that those who tackled poor K. were ...