... (steels) his own knives. Why are fowls fashionable birds l—Because they appear dressed for dinner. What has a tongue but cannot speak boot. ...

... You can't go round telling your friends you hope they're in for a thoroughly miserable twelve months. They'd probably never speak to you again. _Yet, perhaps that wouldn't be a bad thi*g with some of them. I think I shall try it tlis morning in my cheeriest ...

... his mind about it ; the year was going to be rotten. I just made the remark to him in my cheery way and he flew at me, so to speak. He said people like me made him sick, that I was the twentieth idiot that had made the same asinine remark. I said that was ...

... band i Even the so-called respectable dancing floors of London have no room for them. Of the public dances I prefer not to speak. HAWKE JOHNSON. LET us compare modern steps with old. fashioned ones. Can one call a polka elegant?' This is the kind of dancing ...

... special reason, after all; perhaps just to speak of his son, know.ing that'he and I had been—friends! Laurie came in to dinner, but I did not tell Aim what had happened. I was afraid to trust myself to speak 'of it, and we struggled through I!the meal ...

... matched my frock, and I drew Laurie's attention to it. We could never have afforded a car like this, I said, trying to speak gaily. Laurie, we're going to have a good time now, you see 1 He turned his head away as lie answered : I hope with all ...

... to the way out. But however the proposal might come it would be trying in the extreme, and though the world may laugh and speak lightly of rt, the dread of such a posSibility is at the back of many a man's mind. Women do fall in love with men who do not ...

... He thinks he has a right to be hot-tempered because it is natural to him. The blunt person who prides himself on always speaking his mind is another objectionable type. There is no nonsense about me. I say what I think, and don't care a hang whether ...

... a tour made by Mr. Wright last year, when the assistant manager ik of the Swift Canadian 2ompany urged him to ,ontin ue a speaking our for two years. As he acceptance of this ucrative offer would :lean the abandonment the Mayoralty of Newport, which he ...

... Figures. ' Sir Alfred Yeo (Co.L., Poplar, South) said: The Bill will provoke very strong opposition in the House, but, speaking as a layman, I am afraid the figures already made public before the Advisory Committee on London Traffic give eery strong ...

... expression in 11 , .s eyes that aroused all my antagonism, and I suppose .he saw it, for he said again without waiting for me to speak: We may as well go upstairs if you have anything more to say : we don't want everybody in the hotel to hear us quarrelling ...

... BENNETT- Like many other actor§ and actresses who have come into their own in filmland, Enid lUnnett had experience in the speaking drama - beiore making acquaintance with the .;tudios. She played Modesty in Every Woman, and parts in The Whip, ...