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... despised of all. The other • |.*v the writer passed through a little hack u. the city where a big pile garbage usually reposes. dustman bad picked a I laticb of minima from the rubbish, and w.i* little bunch of the least wearytnoking i!s vellow feathery ...
... “For your life,” said the young man. “Or perhaps,” he added bitterly, “it’s like mine-valueless?’* She hesitated; then she picked up the camp-stool again, and tucked it under her arm. Shading her jyes with her free hand, she scanned the horizon tnxiously ...
... him stiffer in the past I'm awfully early, sir, he began. It's • knockout sort blow. You were so proud of old Pat. But garbage she is really nice I would wait and That foreign adventuress shall eosin darken my doors! lord I.4vhmere said savagely 'Tatriak ...
... the long name which custom had given to them. Night was falling when they clattered up the irregular street, littered with garbage, and passed through the high gaunt city gate Hoo Ahe rain had ceased, and the city was filled with people who looked curiously ...
... England can find such a lag around the park grounds. it hay- systden. she will loose all blir colonies. Ins come from the garbage duMp near Hundreds of banners and sir- I most of them uncomplimentary to • I -Great Britain, were carried in terday'e'parade ...
... to get the money to pay oar city taxeel also a good Uwe to clean tbs smoke and soot off the w indows. Do you overload your garbage cans? 1 an told that it :6 not safe to rtin your engine in a closed garage. Can any boy tell me what a goonis? A little fire ...
... should be reserved for floral dieplay. You nhluld not overload the garbage can —o— ever get a prize for regular attendance at lodge' If Mr. Waddell really vial to lei go. I have a man picked out for the job. ---o T don't know of a single thing that is going ...
... having a good time as long as the money lasted. On the other hand, one saes abject poverty—men and women taking the pickings from the garbage tins and practically rubbing shoulders with those leading a life of luxury and pleasure. Such were my impressions ...
... and about Miss Meynell as critics . The essays review a casual gathering of novelists and poets and of boots in general , pick out good things , and set them off with talk that goes brightly on in the encouragement of unrestricted catholicity of appreciation ...
... news items. pen and reaches for some choice phrases from When the militarists began darkly hinting of a a novel by Charles Garbage. new Irish Rebellion at Easter, the Herald I have begun to think desperately of my p rom: 0 •et ofits•best mleut4is to track ...
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... reply. Presently a narrow street was reached, in poor quarter of the city, where the houses were crowded close together and garbage strewed the pavements. Some of the blistered wooden doors stood open, showing • untidy patios where picturesque rapscallions ...