... ferent sorts of tin-pot nations in Cismon tana, I 've heard, all jumbled together like an Irish stew all Dagoes, but all speaking different languages. And when one of these has wangled one of its own pals into power, all the others are dead against him ...

... just talkin' to George. Can't I talk to George Unwillingly Don returned to the hog-pen. George Jensen strode away without speaking. Cing wondered was young Jensen planning against him Did he suspect Cing heard the increased crackling of the dried lumber ...

... allow him further than the doorstep, for fear he should try and poison the bird. His friend Reginald was therefore, so to speak, surprised that night when his com panion turned up at the Savil Hotel restaur ant in immaculate evening dress, but carry ing ...

... of it and it was he who taught George. Whe t saw that the boy was painfully and stumblingly try to imitate his own way of speaking, he began to tef him English, too. He was very good to George th chaplain, but somehow George liked the cook lion al He asked ...