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... but it will also tend to further the getting together and to remove many of the misunderstandings which have kept two peoples apart for years.-H. CHARLES WooD, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. BIRDS AND INSECTS. [To THE EDITOR oF CouNTRY LIFE.] SIR ...
... by the County Councils had begun to show a marked enhancement in value. I N these days of cro,,·ded railway carriages more people than desire it are afforded the opportunity to watch the pageant of England as it floats past the corridor windo\\·. But how ...
... their hands from sales under the Settled Land Acts, which specially authorise such investment. This brings us to the larger question whether it is not now a favourable time for the Government to bring in an Act for a general compulsory redemption of the ...
... for that country, and assistance to Austria could no longer be given, then the end became only a matter of time. The crowning act·a hastened by the ardour and gallantry of the Italians, who, attacking under great difficulties, inflicted a final rout on ...
... is ridiculous to offer it. The whole matter may be settled on business line without adding to the bunlens of the taxpayer. People sitting in committee rooms are very seldom expert at adjusting aims and means, but are addicted -to the practice of evolving ...
... but it will also tend to further the getting together and to remove many of the misunder- standings which have kept two peoples apart for years.-H. CHARLES WooD, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. BIRDS AND INSECTS. [To THE EDITOR oF CouNTRY LIFE.] SIR ...
... for co-operation in work and fighting that was the preliminary to formal marriage. In'the next chapter we find primitive peoples living in rude communities. They do not depend altogether on hunting, The chant but have started the oldest of all industries ...
... class only weakens the case against her kind. In the early 'nineties She was very good at takil•g down impertinent people, and most people struck her as impertinent ; she could make a young man or a plain girl or a social inferior feel small quicker ...