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... responsible only to myself. - I see. Well. then I will explain my requirements. By the way. do you speak French—and Italian? Both—as fluently as I speak English. You see, said Mrs. Rasbleigh, I correspond--that is, I wish to correspond with the secretaries ...
... voices of comfort and illumination and reanimating encouragement., I will allure her and bring her into the wilderness and speak comfortably unto her. 0, thou afflicted, tossed with tempest and not comforted; behold I will 'lay thy stones with fair colours ...
... meaning Goodbye. In Spain : the miler arm, Olga, meaning bistere. . : to which the operator replies Digs.' nmaniag Speak. The Italian, when eaßed 1, to the 'phone, grasps the receiver and exclaims. Pronto,' and in Sweden we get bank to our old ...
... our own exports to foreign countriesand notably to certain of our Dominions — have fallen , while our imports , generally speaking , have increased . An incomplete balanco in the foreign trade of this country with a particular group of countries is , according ...
... CUMEBERLAND HALL, Laigh Kirk Lage. MR GILMOUR WILSON, EVANGELIST, LARBERT, On SUNDAY FIRST (D.V.), will speak at 2 p.m., and preach the Gospel at 7 p.m. ...
... decisive step towards peaceful co- GENERAL. I'- S\FK in .\SSUMF. THAT IIIK YEAR 1925 •.'•■ *h*vvii lnstoi v the year the English-speaking people, but many rangers to the language. Queen Alexandra was ideal representative of the majesty which makes the Empire ...
... that the esti.nated total product' is 517,000 tons in of that of 1924 Most of the crop in 60411 and good condition, and. speaking, thetultera are enuad, 'though in some districts, notably in the Midlands and South-tuAerti counties, there fair amount ...
... room. Mrs. Brown was then sitting a chair near the middle door of tho room, and had a box of matches her hand. She did not speak. Witness was out for half an hour, and on returning passed the front room window. She saw the room sm ?ke. and shouted for ...
... 2364 2525 2524 2550 2376 2372 2246 2319 2483 2504 2500 2206 2503 Doing well: AH others not mentioned bore Doctor wishes to speak on telephone to: 1438 2203 2205 2346 2314 2379 Patients’ own clothes required: 2525 2524 2550. Clothes (to be plainly marked) ...
... Cliarle•.• replied Robert; 'but thatt same man a fortune oat of pig& and all through kapins them 'neeth the bed.' Charier. not speak; anghthies he wa r trying tn tho connexion betweon a tortnno nod a f.ig under the bed. At lawt hi., curiosity got better of ...
... the bank into ditch of water. He was somewhat bruised, but made his way along the line to Rugby Station. Not being able to speak any English, the officials at the station were unable to understand him, so took him to Mr. Breton, at the George Hotel, who ...
... practically everybody there; they knew where they came from, and what their troubles were. They knew how they felt, and could speak a word of sympathy with them. Suppose all these people were divided up and classified—some sent to one - county institution ...