... moment's notice into a cook or children's nurse simply to give help over a bad time. Not long ago I heard one husband, speaking of such a friend of his wife's, observe half-ashamedly, I used to hate her, but I love her now 1 ...

... the wheel, or else that I have a guilty conscience, else I would not dwell so .constantly upon it. I tell her that my record speaks for me. I have nothing to say. Now for the next lap of the journey ! Campo Basso, September 12th. W e had a wonderful road ...

... Edwards was the object of • demonstration by supporters. Men and women wrung his hand. For a time he was too overcome to speak, and then said* I forgive their honest mistakes and pray , that in future they will have more charity , towards parish priests ...

... in the chain, for he is in direct communication w the course. 11. receives urgent meamitteri by the hundred, hut he never speaks, for at hie side stands a youth with a penetrating rclre, who eommunicates the newt. -Charlie Wier f to 1 he ISM and is the ...

... lney convey the impression that were you to look into their handbags you would find enough cocaine to dope half London. They speak in hoarse whispei's of coke ' and snow and the stuff, betraying, as they do so, a complete lack of knowledge of the ...

... resulting in the loss of the first prize, a handsome fern dish, and concerning which Mrs. Gashwiler had thought it best to speak her mind? What importance could he attach to the disclosure of Metta Judson, the Gashwiler hired girl, who chatted freely during ...

... Land. Miss Margaret Bondfield seems to think that the best way to deal with land monopoly in this country is to ignore it. Speaking at Hull on January 30, she said she was enthusiastic over family emigration. She wants family groups settled in districts ...

... betrays undue suspicion, but there can be no harm in drawing attention to the possibility whilst the proposals are still, so to speak, fluid. Car-owners have suffered in the past through not moulding the legislative metal whilst it was still malleable. If this ...

... shall I? suggested tho Colonel. He rose and left the room, and for the first time Inverter Master. intervened. He did not speak even then, but he looked at Mullins and raised his eyebrows. and Mullins said:— That's all right. If be bolts, he shows he's ...

... mesore, „f• his own profession was a string. venture, his going away front It stranger one still. Ile went night, Co b , speak. Not his mod n. timate friends had any idea of was coming. One day the great consultant sitting in his rooms with his room ...

... Toinette, Randall Carey asked many days later, would you like a chance—a real chance to start again and go straight? I am speaking frankly. Of course I know one does not go to the Cave to read tracts or study geology. lam not going to beat about the bush ...

... 4-urftl. I hare recommended t ei ‘l it yLj f ‘ y y l aten . i .A had lid a it. V„ l .., a l w them to many friends, and they all speak -c''' soy -- -- its e lf . - '''' highly of them, of mine can adequately explain the merits of Yeavt-Vite. 21117—Suffering ...