... was preoccupied with internal dissensions. Ninety per cent, of us, as a mutter of fact, are quietly going about our work. We speak and preach to people so distracted by or absorbed in the sudden and overwhelming legacy of modern scientific discoveries that ...

... lips sought and found hers. They were deliciously warm and soft, and thrilled me through and through. I was too tiapp even to speak. 'the storm rumbled on into the distance, and soon the sun shone out again. Inez was the first to recover heriself. , Oh ...

... sundry acquaintances encountered en route. That, directing her steps to the birds' secret depositary, she began, literally speaking, to count her chickens. That the fateful moment arrived, and rate extracted three eggs--and, horror of horrors, what d'you ...

... Wilson : Excuse me, sir I I hope the 'Chairman will keep the hooligan section of this committee quiet and allow a person to speak when he is on the floor. I have made a statement and I can stand by it and prove it. Therefore I consider it is =sten to bring ...

... Easton) said tbat was a question for the distributing company. Mr. I. Mellish, Netberwelton : Later on. Mr. Ridley said he was speaking on behalf of the farming community. The Vice-chairman : It would be an inducement for farmers to use electricity, but I do ...

... which had passed was very &decent from those of his early rooollections of what they were like in tirade!, and he proceeded to speak reminiscently a lively times during the old skean der. Now, however, they had teamed to condect en election with sobriety, ...

... lantern slides. Thu sees about which Mr. Svpiiirs spoke vies East Africa, including mainly - Reny* aid Tanganyika. After speaking of Kenya itself, be led his beams by word and picture up the Kenya and Dyads Railway, pointing out en route immoral placed ...

... beendsiA feeloceed with esseanable isearations, dancers took part the nude by WiTharan's mho**. At Wier& Mr. J. IL Nisholsen, speaking,* behalf d the Nam Car MAIN. thasbehMe Is, thsir sweet, and wished pass* a and New Year. knee shale was thus kneel semi the ...

... 65. THE PLLTEL&YER. DAZIOFIKI THAT BESET HIM, There is one Mauch of a railway of which the public seldom speak—that of the Platelayer. We speak in ankigistic terms of the engine crew, the guards, the signalmen, the platform atel, tM dining car attendants; ...

... Temple, are not now so apparent as at the time; but P.C. Clarke, who saw the complained soon after the assault, however, will speak k she state of his face. Complainant, tbe added, wan 'taken at a disadvantage and was unabi to retaliate. Frank Hedwin, motor ...

... large Wiring, and for the whist drive there were forty tables, the supper room being esed as an criertiow roam: Mr. Dixey, speaking after the drive, said he was nut gulag to make a political speech, as be always got into trouble when he spoke at Legtrartbwaite ...

... treated with each considenition, hospitality and courtesy as I have since I have been in Tientsin, and when I any I, I am speaking on behalf of my Battalion and of all ranks of it. We shall never forget . your hospitality and your kindness to us while ...