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... due to the party system. It is a strange FP fl sation, when your heart is in your work, to feel that however long you may speak you will not . influer a slngle vote.. Tf T had a sister who was elected an M.P. my first advice to her would he. Mind they ...
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... woman. And, indeed, I was becoming more proficient in the part. My movements were more supple and graceful. and I could now speak like a woman. I was more than pleased with the transformation I had successfully effected. more certain of myself. _ out with ...
... is a motorist of some experience, should have his new car equipped with balloon tyres. On Necessary Accessories. Roughly speaking, accessories may be divided into two classes, those which are necessities, and those which are not. We propose to deal with ...
... balance; a man who thinks, who takes his work seriously, who believes in his work and in his ability to do it. I see a mouth that speaks of not a little strength of character, and eyes that tell an eloquent tale of humour. I see a typical, healthy - bodied an ...
... union would be an unhappy one. is ai) undesirable person. I am not constrained even to add the guarded phrase— Generally speaking. One thing is cerkain—the party who has to pay the damages (if any) has, in the paying, done a very good stroke of business ...
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... his extremely white and aoignies hands, the first thing about him that attracted her notice. That hand was the loud-speaking voice of quality in the man. It compensated for his possible shortcomings. revealed by the shape of the jaw, the prominent ...
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... you say —she shrugged prettily— oh, of course, my beauty, as they are pleased to call it. After all, why should one not speak of that? Beauty is just a stock in trade, you know. Why not acknowledge it frankly? But do come to my delightful kitchen, where ...
... action. Ido not see why, if some spectacle is set before my eyes, it should be regarded as unmentionable. A little plain speaking is a very healthy thing. What astonishes me is that the Censor should concentrate almost exclusively on words, passing a ...