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... that it is the coward who, after the event, dare not own he was frightened, and the brave who, having a clear con science, speaks carelessly and with out shame of the natural fear which, in an hour of peril, knocks at the door of his heart only to waken ...
... doings of people who desire to gain an entrance into American Society. E herself was not born into the purple dollar, so to speak, but her father, Montagu Vincent, after marrying her mother's money, speedily made his position fairly secure, and when the ...
... Arcthusa lads have passed these tests satis factorily, and two of them got through with 95 per cent, of the full marks. It all speaks well for the special schooling which they received on the Arcthusa. We hope that the nation and the British Empire at large ...
... absent- minded for a moment the result would have been grand opera, and although a dash of 0 ff e n b ach would aerate it, so to speak, yet there is little doubt that the people who repeat their visit to Valentine, will be drawn there by the music. On the ...
... turning their alleged talents to account as detectives in her employ. So we see the felons writing down-- thank goodness not speaking-- the story of their life in order that Ruth can lock up the confessions in her safe to be used against them in the event ...
... good will as well as capably. If he can- HUL UriJIK ...
... judging by his picture I have a photo of a water-colour drawing of hinv must have been a very handsome man. I heard my father speak of William Cooke and of his family. This talk was vague, and now I am sorry that I did not ask him for more precise information ...
... M. Barrie. His fellow-autjiors are agreed, writes Sir James, that Mr. Merrick is one -of the flowers of their calling. I speak, of course, only for myself, but there is no doubt to my mind that Conrad, in. Quest of His Youth is the best sentimental journey ...
... some thousands of wounded officers and men throughout the country who are studying Pelmanism whilst in hospital and these speak of the little grey books with real affection, not only as a source of present interest and pleasure, but also as a definite ...
... some thousands of wounded officers and men throughout the country who are studying Pelmanism whilst in hospital and these speak of the little grey books with real affection, not only as a source of present interest and pleasure, but also as a definite ...
... pieces of trumpet rhythm in Carlyle of counterpoint melody in Bacon of complicated fugue in Hooker. You have no business to speak of the Bible chants among the babbling of any of us. A most characteristic epistle The vanity, the patronising air, are all ...
... THE* CRITIC ON THE** HEARTHS 'ea^' Y Br A. ST. JOHN ADCOCK. OUR ancestors used to speak of Swift with admiration because, such were his powers as a thinker, he could write an essay even on a broomstick. But E. V. Lucas can do it, and do it easily, without ...